And then it's my job to tell them, 'Hey this is doable or not doable.
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IF YOU AND DIMON BOTH SAY 73% IS DOABLE, I'M READY TO CALL IT DOABLE.
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"But no one believes it's doable in the short run," she added, and many believe it's not easily doable at all.
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To understand them as Freudian tales is very doable, consistent with what's there, and a Christian narrative is also completely doable given what's there.
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" Shuster added that he has been talking to the administration for the last several months to provide "advice on what we think is doable, what's not doable.
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It's doable — Mexico did it — but it takes decades.
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What is a doable meal for my sweetie at home?
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It will require lots of effort, but it is doable.
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But getting enough protein as a vegetarian is totally doable.
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Like, 'Oh cool, blocking an attacker is actually totally doable.
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Overall, Cartagena seemed like best case: destiny; worst case: doable.
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Helping preserve our treasured landscapes is both doable and meaningful.
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We have 15 nights total, so I think it's doable.
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It might feel scary at first, but it is doable.
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Practice means greatness is doable … one tiny step after another.
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All of the above honestly sound pretty straightforward and doable.
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That's a daunting goal, and we'll see if it's doable.
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But reducing our meat consumption feels a little more doable.
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"The coarse cotton candy thatch of synthetic mane" — perhaps doable.
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Need to peak at the right time and totally doable.
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Here was apparent proof that such a goal was doable.
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"I think it's very doable, very approvable here," he said.
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Trump's plan makes bold assertions, some more doable than others.
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Fortunately, it's still completely doable with just a few clicks.
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It was doable, but only if I cut out food.
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Avoiding sick people can be a bit harder, but doable.
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I strongly believe this is all doable in our generation.
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"It set off this 'Oh, this is doable,'" she added.
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We can only implement what is practical and politically doable.
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This looks doable, but he has little room for error.
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She advocates what is both good for the nation and doable.
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So how we change that as a country is very doable.
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But from the Kremlin's point of view, it is probably doable.
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"It has a lot of steps, but it really is doable."
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"The budget is conservatively planned and is doable," Goranov told reporters.
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First, as a practical matter, planting 20 million trees is doable.
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Now I have my serious doubts whether this is actually doable.
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SpaceX has been launching more frequently, so that may be doable.
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Setting everything up yourself is increasingly doable, but it's still difficult.
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And while a thousand was overambitious, a hundred is totally doable!
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Every dream that seems crazy to the masses looks surprisingly doable.
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Whether any of that is doable politically remains to be seen.
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As it turns out, getting to seven figures may be doable.
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"It'll be heartbreaking because everyone will think it's doable," he said.
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But it's only doable if you put the tools in place.
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The term "safer sex" worked because it seemed doable, he added.
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The term "safer sex" worked because it seemed doable, he added.
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For jobs that require less intensive bandwidth, lower speeds are doable.
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It's doable, but like any complex phenomenon not cheap or simple.
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It certainly is doable and it will make our communities safer.
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That might mean designing a soothing bath setting, which is doable.
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Plugging those cracks is doable without a wholesale confiscation of guns.
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The hope was maybe four months without a paycheck was doable.
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If the House Dems play their cards right, impeachment is doable.
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But keeping the cost down in this area is certainly doable.
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"It's doable but it's a lot of hard work," he said.
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Is that why you think this is all so eminently doable?
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Gove said the government believed a smooth exit was still "eminently doable".
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I'm not sure about 20 percent, but 10 percent is certainly doable.
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They know what is doable and what is just rainbows and unicorns.
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That is not doable with the ÖVP because of their state governors.
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Suddenly motherhood felt doable in a way that it just hadn't before.
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Prior to Flynn's resignation, that move would have been controversial but doable.
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For others, it's more like a test of will — is it doable?
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"That is my 2016 Everest and it's 100 percent doable," she said.
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It's not not cheap, by any stretch of the imagination, but doable.
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Belgium is small enough that my commute to Brussels is doable, though.
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"It's doable but we would like a bit of transparency," he said.
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"The corporate governance aspects of it are much more doable," Oja said.
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Criminalizing the broadcast of crimes like Robert Godwin's shooting death is doable.
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"I found [a challenge] that seemed doable," as she modestly puts it.
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So I think what I have proposed is both doable and realistic.
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" And the two-hour drive is "very doable on a Friday night.
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One has an easier path than the other, though both are doable.
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Satay at home is eminently doable; slice the meat, marinate it, grill.
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Almond milk-making aside, Kardashian's drink actually sounds pretty doable and delicious.
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For Pelosi allies, flipping enough of those 32 Democrats seemed entirely doable.
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But to afford a whole life policy for $22005 million wasn't doable.
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"It's doable but we would like a bit of transparency," he added.
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But even the short hike wasn't doable without a carrier for Roxie.
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Keeping Track of Multiple Destinations Is Doable The Frugal Traveler likes Skyscanner.
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Encouraging suitable people to give blood is perfectly doable without outing yourself.
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"For me it seems doable, acceptable in terms of difficulties," he said.
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I tell myself this is doable, though, because it has to be.
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"These are doable and without putting much financial burden on the government".
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It should have been broached years ago, but it is still doable.
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It takes a little subtlety to harmonize these strands, but it's doable.
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I could relate to Patti on the inside, so it was doable.
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On WhitePages, the process is a bit more difficult but still doable.
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"It's going to take a lot of work, but it's still doable."
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Okay, and while it's not a great scalable solution, it's doable, right.
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The courts are asking the U.S. to do things that are not doable!
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"It's the art of the doable," said Senaet Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch.
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From the current polling, the first two look doable—the latter two daunting.
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But taking it in over the course of a weekend seems potentially doable.
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Sure, it's still hard, because facing rejection always is, but it's 100% doable.
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But even these doable options have never provided a lasting solution for me.
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Transitioning to European basketball is extremely difficult, but also doable if you're focused.
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But according to Milner, it's also doable with technology not too far off.
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The security aspect of cyber is very tough and maybe it's hardly doable.
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That should be doable as the guts of the things are pretty sparse.
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But it's easily doable over time, with the right technology, on the internet.
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And because the cash is distributed via cellphone, scaling up is very doable.
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As for a cell line patent, that would likely be doable as well.
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Clinton will not get things done, even the very doable ones, if president?
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Don't be a burden on others; make the requests small and easily doable.
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I pick a bunch of threads that seem doable and get on it.
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In theory, providing Everest with an inexhaustible supply of poo power is doable.
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It said Nasralla's demand to recount more than 5,000 polling stations was doable.
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I think the other three entries were doable, and the bottommost particularly elegant.
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Well honestly at the time it wasn't obvious that it was doable, right?
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Behind the science of what's doable is the mind-set of what's desirable.
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While public transport is doable, you'll have the most flexibility with a car.
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Huayna Picchu, the mountain I hiked, is a challenging but eminently doable climb.
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"If that&aposs doable or not, that&aposs a big question," Ersek said.
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"It's a little harder than the governor's [path]," Fletcher said, "but it's doable."
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"The expectations for me have been dramatically reduced for what's a doable deal."
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Adapting practices, moving further and further out, it's all doable until it isn't.
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The courts are asking the US to do things that are not doable!
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To figure out what's financially doable, it may help to seek professional advice.
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As the experience of many Asian countries shows, that is doable and even desirable.
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Pairing AirPods to your desktop has been doable as well, albeit markedly less convenient.
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We want to leave at 24:23, which is a bit rushed but doable.
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"They see that it is possible, it is doable, and that our representation matters."
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The Alexa integration, on the other hand, should be entirely doable on your own.
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CAVUTO: All right, so you think that timetable is doable out of your committee?
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But even the volunteers receive training, and although measuring snowfall is tricky, it's doable.
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This is especially doable for starting pitchers, who typically pitch once every five days.
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"I think it's doable," Cowen & Co. analyst John Kernan said about reaching $1 billion.
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Scott Kelly: "Going to Mars is doable" CNN's John Newsome contributed to this report.
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This time, you're sorting out truth from exaggeration, wishful thinking from the presently doable.
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As he puts it ... making an axe-blaster is high on the doable list.
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That's obvious" and the state permits should be "doable in the next couple days.
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For the most part, that's all doable even for the non-billionaire home builder.
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I think all of those things are very doable, so I'm bullish on it.
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On the one hand that's going to complicated and delicate but it's doable — possibly.
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The first one is expected to be doable, the second one is much harder.
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It makes both environmental preservation and following your passions look both doable and fun.
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But it may be doable, and Hughes believes that is a message worth communicating.
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Being early risers, however, both found the commute doable, at least for a while.
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Plus, I was only a ten-minute walk from home, so it seemed doable.
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Spring in New Orleans, a long-but-doable drive from Illinois, finally convinced them.
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But there are some doable solutions that could make the sport safer for horses.
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Obviously, it's not an easy task but it's something that we think is doable.
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It bears repeating that one entry can make a whole section much more doable.
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Divide up the tangle of wearying tasks among family members to make them doable.
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If you answer mostly yes's to these, the request appears to be perfectly doable.
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He said passing tax reform by the end of the year is "absolutely doable. "
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This is all doable with Democratic leadership willing to put their work before party.
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It's a process that typically takes a few months to complete, but it's doable.
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Her cheerful, encouraging, endlessly curious presence in the show makes it all seem doable.
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Like so many goals in Washington, it's theoretically doable but almost impossible in practice.
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If 50% isn't doable, find another percentage that is aggressive but won't sink your battleship.
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The numbers -- 22 Republican seats up, just 12 Democratic ones -- suggest this is eminently doable.
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"It's doable, but only if you get the startup engine moving dramatically faster," he said.
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Surround him with competent players, as New Orleans has, and 45 wins is very doable.
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Give people a colorful, or doable, or sexy way to cut calories and they'll lose
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Keep focused on your priorities, breaking big projects into doable smaller projects to build momentum.
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"This is the first demonstration" that their new laser-cooling method is doable in experiments.
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He said that being back has been "doable," but he'd much rather be in California.
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Of course, sometimes this isn't always doable, because in certain situations you're stranded without food.
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Not much else in this life seems doable, but that seemed attainable... and really important.
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Here was an extremely doable set of mostly stretching moves that even I could handle.
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" He told CNBC that a federal pay floor above $10 per hour is "imminently doable.
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The workout's instructor Autumn Calabrese tells PEOPLE the workout is doable for all fitness levels.
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I would definitely recommend going to Quarry Rock the hike was intermediate but doable i.e.
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I think that's very doable and one of the things that has to be done.
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For older children, Alden and Rapee recommend breaking down anxiety-provoking activities into doable pieces.
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But, honestly, if you can get your hands on a meat grinder, it's totally doable.
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This is doable for Uber, but it will involve raising prices and exiting unprofitable markets.
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But it's perfectly doable now that you know how to think about the theme, right?
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Small changes, including using eco-friendly packaging, are actually manageable and doable for most people.
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"If you don't try something you're never going to know if it's doable," he said.
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It's not a big project in itself, doable within a few days if miners cooperate.
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Building this is very doable, and it empowers a hundred percent of the American people.
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It's very doable and you can collaborate efficiently, but you have to have the mindset.
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As doable, fun, exciting and a right way to use the experience I'd had before.
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But if $35 per month sounds doable for you, then you might be in luck.
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It's a lot more doable if you sort of build a relationship with a writer.
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" He said that is very active research in the Caltech lab now, and "it's doable.
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The first two categories are doable; many of the latter demands are off the table.
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And while 6 is still significantly greater than 0, it's much more doable than 8.
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"It may not be fun, but if it's only temporary it's more doable," he said.
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They came up with 33 tangible, doable recommendations, most of which have not been implemented.
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Is that really doable when you're president of the United States in dealing with China?
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If all of that seems doable, then the current market could be a great opportunity.
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" Or honestly answer the question, "My annual nut for sports is $10,000; is that doable?
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If you're searching for the perfect resolution, here are 20 totally doable ones to consider.
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All of this is potentially doable, but very little of it has actually been done.
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At the same time, it requires industrially doable structures that are not overshadowed by political wishes.
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Click through for five totally witchy — but totally doable — moon rituals you can do right now.
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Not having cable is usually so doable that you forget that you don't have live channels.
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One thing that made the switch doable was having some of the art already in hand.
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Not only does the food look and sound delicious, but these recipes are accessible and doable.
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Attending a lecture and playing a full 40-minute game of League of Legends is doable.
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According to journalist Jessica Bennett, it's totally doable — and best of all, no cash is required.
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McCaskill praised Kelly's response -- and called it "embarrassing" that Trump won't admit his promise isn't doable.
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His advice is simple, yet effective, and doable for most workers: Pack your lunch every day.
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That's a hard task, but perhaps more doable now than it has been in the past.
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I decided to take the entire summer off because in my mind, three months felt doable.
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Sliding down ropes is doable domestically and is an activity that doesn't have an age limit.
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Above all, spread the word that this is something that is eminently doable and not intimidating.
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" And getting to, and staying in, the character's tortured grief, he said, was "painful, but doable.
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You want to start off with something that's the most doable and then expand from there.
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It won't be easy and the margin for error has largely closed, but it's eminently doable.
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For the first two months we excitedly exceeded that amount, feeling confident that it was doable.
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He'd need 55 percent of the remaining delegates to get there — doable, but not as easy.
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And a deal is doable by the 31st of October, but only if the backstop goes.
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So we wanted to measure that by character spaces, and that was only doable by hand.
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Building a community of nations seemed like a doable proposition because most people are basically good.
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A 10-point lead with 5 minutes is doable, but the Warriors have to lock in.
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I opened eight restaurants within 10 years, which is insane, but it was doable back then.
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Also doable: You can finance substantial rate cuts by removing tax breaks from the corporate code.
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There are ways in, and then you will find the rest of the puzzle quite doable.
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You don't have to knock it all out in one day, of course, but it's doable.
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One major question, however, is already being confronted: While much is doable, should it be done?
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In August Tito Mboweni, his rumbustious finance minister, published a paper proposing sweeping yet doable reforms.
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In that spirit, I offer some very doable resolutions for living more lightly on the earth.
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Does my senator really believe her ideas are the best ones, or just the most doable?
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The moderately difficult hike, which consists of some steep, rocky sections, is doable even for beginners.
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If you make a lot from your gig, like as a consultant, this might be doable.
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It's much more doable, though, if you can nail down which city suits your budget best.
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"They had good advice and carved out surgically ... a transaction that might be doable," he said.
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Report: ABC considering 'Roseanne' reboot without Roseanne How doable is a 'Roseanne' spinoff that doesn't have Roseanne?
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So those kinds of things are now doable, in part because of the state of machine learning.
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"It's doable and sensible but it would be complicated," said Marchel Alexandrovich, European financial economist at Jefferies.
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Initially, the plan I had started with at Bang, along with the pace, felt difficult but doable.
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It is very positive and encouraging along the way, and the slow increases make it completely doable.
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The OECD said in a new paper that making these industries carbon neutral is difficult but doable.
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So depending on your situation, earning $30,000 or so can be doable, or it can feel overwhelming.
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" Andrea Balloni, an analyst at Mediobanca, said the revenue goal was "challenging but doable through an acquisition.
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A third (34%) said it would be difficult but doable, and 21% said it would be fine.
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Maybe that's doable for you, but it's unrealistic for any parent with a nine-to-five job.
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Thanks to the magic of modern technology, that's totally doable — as long as you're an Apple customer.
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I think it's very doable, but the question is where we get the resources to do it.
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The cheapest way is to get an appraisal and show increase in value, which should be doable.
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If you're looking for something that more closely resembles your existing cable package, that's totally doable, too.
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"But when you incorporate it into your existing day, it feels a lot more doable," she said.
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To be sure, this could be doable given the massive amount of cash on Apple's balance sheet.
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It might not be the "red-meat" rhetoric that energized his campaign trail rallies, but it's doable.
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Unlike Apple's other TV ambitions, this one looks doable, as the company already sells each channel individually.
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One of the things that's made this doable is my ability to purchase reasonably priced health insurance.
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Even if you don't have a workshop of your own, it's a cool project that's easily doable.
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If this isn't doable, finding a lightweight rake with an adjustable handle and perhaps even adjustable tines.
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And then there's also all the people who never even tried because it just didn't seem doable.
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It can be helpful to frame such changes as something practical and doable, not radical and dramatic.
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The solidarity that women felt for one another was contagious; sisterhood in the workplace suddenly seemed doable.
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But that wasn't doable without dabbling in deception, because the propping up of this president requires it.
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"It's doable to kill it," a feisty Feinstein predicted, urging Californians to "flood the phones." http://politi.
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Yes, all perfectly doable with your budget — but wait, does the apartment have to be above ground?
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There are so many jobs available today that make living in an RV before retirement definitely doable.
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If it isn't doable for you, then you need to take a long look at your budgeting.
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Doucet says at those shutter speeds hand-held shots are doable but he highly recommends a tripod.
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Trump's campaign promises on taxes, however, were contradictory, extreme, and not doable through the budget reconciliation process.
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An agreement on Medicaid is unlikely this week, Republicans said, but progress on premiums is more doable.
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That's a lot, but not as much as you'd might think—and maybe doable in one sitting?
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Starting a side business while working a full-time job will undoubtedly be difficult, but it's doable.
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By focusing on the small, incremental numbers, you'll shift from thinking, That's not possible to, That's totally doable.
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The lifestyle guru's all-white kitchen is certainly enviable, and she makes cooking look simple (and totally doable).
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And focusing on the incrementally doable and pragmatic can mean losing sight of what might someday be possible.
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Spencer Zwick, the much-praised Republican finance operative who led Romney's efforts, said raising $500 million was doable.
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But whether this is really doable depends a lot on whether SpaceX can actually get the money together.
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" Finance Committee chairman Orrin Hatch: "We must manage expectations and remain focused on the art of the doable.
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This time, a state-by-state projection seems doable because the "factors" and the decision are so binary.
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It's doable, but you have to race smart, and a lot of people freak out a little bit.
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Trick question — neither are weird, and with this supportive foam mattress at over half off, it's totally doable.
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If something is actually doable in 30 minutes or less, we could probably find that extra half hour.
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Because of that, Democratic leaders believe McConnell's ambition to take up all the spending bills may be doable.
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"We believe we have the chance to make level three, level four and level five doable," he said.
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And before you rule out jewelry completely, we're here to show you that the classic choice is doable.
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Although she didn't share exact measurements, the recipe looks so simple that eye-balling the portions looks doable.
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"I think this is doable, based on what I hear on the ground in New Hampshire," he added.
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It is an exciting prospect when realized that a renewable energy infrastructure, using existing technology, is doable today.
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Before you know it, you've accomplished something, and the task goes from way too hard to absolutely doable.
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This recipe is so very doable, even if you've never fished or set a trap in your life.
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At that event, Mr. O'Rourke spoke positively about the Green New Deal, calling it technically and logistically doable.
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"What Sunrun is proposing is absolutely doable — it is the future and it will happen," he told me.
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That length of time was doable, Abernathy said, but what Freedman was asking for in rent is not.
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If ever there was a time when crossing the gun rights group was politically doable, this is it.
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The latter is obviously the most doable and I am hesitant whether I might upchuck during the former.
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A Brooklyn-to-Hoboken route was doable, but it wasn't clear whether all three dogs would be allowed.
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It's doable: I'm happy to give him debate tips at a modest rate of $3 million an hour.
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I thought all of the other five examples were terrific and doable, after I SUSSED OUT this theme.
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"If we put ... another 10-year time frame, another five to six times appreciation is doable," Hou said.
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It's a smartphone case packed with electronics and five buttons meant to make single-handed typing doable again.
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If that is not doable, then maybe at least we can move forward on Kaesong and Mount Kumgang.
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I'm under no illusion [about the difficulty]—I just think it's doable and that we should do it.
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In New York, for the most part, running outside isn't doable from November through March — for me at least.
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A serious contender, the Wolfman is highly doable for those with a proclivity for rough, grizzled types and flannel.
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Trump's goal is an ambitious one, to be sure, but HIV experts told us the plan is very doable.
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That's doable, and it might be enough to produce at least some improvement in terms of latency and jitter.
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But leaving robots behind to work while you go relax elsewhere for a month or two is definitely doable.
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Mapping out your tasks and making a plan can help make things seem more doable and less stressful. 13.
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But it's certainly doable, and it's a viable solution to getting the Adaptive Controller working on a Nintendo device.
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A modification to your daily or monthly benefit amount may be doable, as is switching your benefits' inflation protection.
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We know what you're thinking: Coral tones are doable, especially when you've got a bit of color... but orange?
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"Smells like cheese and tastes like Mac n cheese but the sweetness overpowers the flavor eventually so it's doable."
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Smells like cheese and tastes like Mac n cheese but the sweetness overpowers the flavor eventually so it's doable.
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So, you know, whether or not that is something that's doable in a Trump administration remains to be seen.
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While the microwave is doable, we still suggest the old-fashioned way, and Ree Drummond has the perfect method.
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I live in New York City and don't have a driver's license, so this isn't particularly doable for me.
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While tax reform remains doable — unlike a massive infrastructure initiative — a bipartisan tax deal is a bridge too far.
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Though the winter months can seem dreary, Larson assures wary hosts that an Instagram-ready gathering is totally doable.
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But for smaller companies — think of those with market capitalizations below $10 billion — a direct listing doesn't seem doable.
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They'll even give a prize to anyone who can make 10 shots in a row, which is definitely doable.
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Of course, the trend is only doable for those with a fringe (although, clip-ons are also an option).
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This is key, according to Musk, because refueling in orbit makes the trip much cheaper and hence more doable.
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"The economy is not in the best of shape but it (the growth target) is doable," Osafo-Maafo said.
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Yet while this may be doable without Congress in the short-term, any long-term solution requires congressional action.
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So most of what you can do with Siri on your iPhone should also be doable on Mac computers.
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He added that pricing reform on the scale that Warren proposes "is doable," though there&aposs likely a caveat.
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It's just that, well, sometimes her version of what is doable is not realistic for the rest of us.
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Learning to work with men, and position yourself as one of their peers, is a daunting, but doable task.
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Engineering-wise, vast networks of underground tubes are doable, even where challenges like seismicity—the potential for earthquakes—exist.
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Agreement will take hard work given the different perspectives north and south of the border, but it is doable.
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Brexit is not doable because it makes no sense, whatever the prime minister's scattershot efforts or offers to resign.
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"There are few big challenges left that are doable," said Randy Archibold, a deputy sports editor at The Times.
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Monetizing your expertise in several different ways is very doable, even on a busy schedule, if you have discipline.
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Well, true, but there were a lot of people, it wasn't just Matthew, it was GoDaddy, Doable ... CC: Yeah.
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And if you trust your brain to do this, a puzzle that seems out of reach suddenly becomes doable.
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Brennan even rated one loan for Manafort risky but doable in a memorandum used by regulators and the bank.
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"What on earth have any of these people done to have a cogent plan that is doable?" he asks.
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He said that doing something uncomfortable every day makes everything else seem doable, a particularly valuable technique for entrepreneurs.
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But getting from Silicon Valley to the Central Valley is a pretty good start and I think it's doable.
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"With enough time and focus, which we know that many malicious actors have, it&aposs certainly doable," Todt said.
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Of all the reform options on the table, it is arguably the most popular and the most immediately doable.
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But this is why you have an executive director — finding a good one is important, but it's eminently doable.
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The 90-day timetable, which some have questioned is a reality on the Chinese side, is doable, according to Lagarde.
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Paying $50 a month for herself was both doable and a source of comfort for the 30-year-old employee.
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"It's doable, but it needs to be done in the right way, and be a good experience for everyone involved."
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Turns out, you don't have to sink thousands into creating and maintaining a megawatt blond — it's totally doable at home.
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Take a second to plan and realize that you're gonna have to slice something smaller or make something that's doable.
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" "This is a giant show of what is quickly doable, but it has no medical-outcome data to support it.
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While I wouldn't recommend the class to someone who has never taken yoga before, it's definitely doable – but still challenging!
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But depending on your schedule or cashflow situation, buying a plane ticket or taking time off work isn't always doable.
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It was challenging, but founder Jill Franklin was amazing at talking us through the steps to make the moves doable.
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And in fact, when the thing is as momentous as creating a human being, then other challenges become, well, doable.
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This is rare, but it brings me to the second method, which is also doable if you're paying by card.
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Now, with the Leafs at 2109-224-22017 and 13th with 25 points in a much-improved East, it's doable.
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"Get at least 10,000 steps a day," says Pasternak — and yes, it's doable even if you have an office job.
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For those of us with clean water at our fingertips, there small important doable actions we can take starting today.
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And I want to hear the plan, and I want everybody to look at it and say whether it's doable.
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This takes time and organization, but it's definitely doable, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has a how-to guide.
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"For any goal to be achievable, you must believe in its possibility as a realistic and doable goal," writes Cardone.
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The answer is, because that's one of those ideas that sounds perfectly doable in theory, but really sucks in practice.
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Finishing in 15 months—the timeline given by the MTA for the tunnel's work—"is doable, but ambitious," he added.
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But positive, incremental initiatives that can help pave the way for broader reforms of budget and governance should be doable.
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It was decided that given the rules in place, and the potential legal issues, it isn't doable at this point.
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Maybe something like an extended transition period, with greatly enhanced Obamacare (which might actually be politically doable) in the interim?
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What's more, 90 percent said reducing their goal made them feel happier about working toward it, because it seemed doable.
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"What's cool about this work is they show that it is doable today, and it seems pretty reliable," says Kosuri.
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Though most adults can't swing two months at a bucolic escape, vacationing in a feels-like-camp setting is doable.
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Despite the differences, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told RTE radio an Irish backstop was "doable" by an October summit.
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Charred cabbage covered in pecorino romano cheese and hot sauce-soaked bread crumbs makes a vegetarian BBQ seem (almost) doable.
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They're not politically easy but [are] I think in a number of cases doable, at least to a significant degree.
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When all was said and done, it looked like being a full-time recording and touring outfit was actually doable.
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This would require simple load-control technology on the heaters and some new institutional arrangements with customers, but it's entirely doable.
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She also has some very doable goals: a mani/pedi, binge on a new Netflix show, and go to a party.
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Dubas appeared on the podcast "31 Thoughts" and said retaining young forwards Mitchell Marner, Auston Matthews and William Nylander is doable.
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And given that he has the potential to win a number of winner-take-all states in the future, that's doable.
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So adding COPVs to a Tesla is doable, though they probably won't be allowed on any major roads given the risks.
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Click through to see our totally doable tips for becoming a real adult — you'll feel more grown-up in no time.
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Ahead, find 15+ super-warm dressy coats guaranteed to convince you that bundling up in a stylish way is absolutely doable.
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He explained that the government and other organizations using new economic models and utility companies stepping up could make it doable.
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Take the time to ensure that your schedule for the day is doable by assigning times to your to-do list.
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Greatist, a website promising "real facts and doable steps for your happiest life," has raised $4.5 million in Series A funding.
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This is not a climb for the faint of heart, though it is certainly doable with persistence and plenty of water.
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Tracking income is more difficult, which would render a negative income tax tough to implement, but a UBI is totally doable.
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Read more: 8 signs you're working out too hardSquats are an incredibly accessible exercise, which made the challenge much more doable.
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If 30 minutes per week sounds doable, they should carve it into their schedule and make it part of their routine.
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So to all who still don't believe a real-life lightsaber match is doable, I find your lack of faith disturbing.
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With the Go-To Polo, any physical activity is completely doable and you won't look out of place while wearing it.
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This story felt more doable because it just happens in a school, so I could imaginably paint all of the backgrounds.
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Along with a few wipeouts and a lot of cactus, the film shows how doable a trip like this can be.
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Doable. Expose the immense wealth of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and sanction the companies he and other leading regime figures control?
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Still, between the nonstop dodging of cars and motorbikes, it's fairly doable — and a great way to work up an appetite.
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In fact, easy access to the city has broadened the region's appeal, as commuting once or twice a week feels doable.
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Once the toy concept is deemed doable and sellable, the prototype is translated to something that can be made at scale.
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So, I'm not surprised that there are misuses -- and I'm enormously surprised that anyone would think this is a doable approach.
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It&aposs doable with one person, although two does make it easier — especially since the bike itself weighs about 200 pounds.
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There were "things you would never think about — how heavy a door is and how many stairs are doable," Ms. Kreeger said.
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"You could imagine that, as a final outcome, if it's doable, you have files online of recordings of various tasks," Zaremba says.
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He hopes that is doable because Trump and Clinton are both seen unfavorably by a majority of voters, according to recent polls.
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I really wanted to highlight those women who are still paving the way and hopefully will show people that it's totally doable.
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But the Wiederspan, Rhodes, and Shaefer paper shows something important: Funding a basic income through a negative income tax model is doable.
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That is doable, for Apple has retained the ability to alter the Enclave so that it can issue updates and fix bugs.
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"Going to Mars is doable," Scott Kelly said during the NASA news conference that was also attended by his astronaut twin brother.
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I mean, a fountain the size of the Leaning Tower... that's doable, sure, but its cost effectiveness must be questionable, for real.
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You're being told all the time that this isn't doable and musicians have to behave a certain way actually that's not true.
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If that's not doable for you, try setting up a very clear budget so you can get back on the same page.
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Instead, Elmi will show us how to riff on his popular ricotta gnocchi in a format that's more doable for home cooking.
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"It's definitely doable," said Dr. George King, the chief scientific officer at Joslin Diabetes Center and a professor at Harvard Medical School.
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Shelby added that senators and the White House need to figure out "what is doable" on wall funding by the December deadline.
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Read more: I quit my job to work and travel, and I can tell you it's doable even without a trust fund
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Jason Smith (R-Mo.), a new member of leadership, called the agenda "doable" given Ryan's strong commitment to the 22019-day plan.
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"It's all doable," said Doug Ramsay, the Pacific Rim manager at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research in New Zealand.
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Spanish group ACS is expected to decide this week whether a counter bid on Abertis is doable, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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Finding balance when you've been working yourself to death isn't easy—but it's doable, if you're willing to put in the effort.
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Central bank deputy governor Diwa Guinigundo told the same briefing that 7 percent growth this year and next year is "very doable".
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Our biggest hesitations were IN YOU and the slightly contrived GUN USERS, but both of those seem doable with a good clue.
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"It's unrealistic, it's difficult in practice, it's not doable, and it's against basic trade rules," said Mr. Mei, the Commerce Ministry researcher.
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The other one that was kind of doable was THE MORALE OF THE STORY, which followed that original "add a letter" notion.
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With the Go-To Polo, any physical activity is completely doable and you won&apost look out of place while wearing it.
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It's far more doable than 10,000 hours anyway, which is about the equivalent of holding a full-time job for 5 years.
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For those of us who consider crafting to be a daunting task, Cricut makes even the most intimidating craft project totally doable.
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"It's going to take something special to catch Brooks but it's definitely doable on this course because it's so difficult," said Johnson.
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The milk was… yeah, I opened it and it kind of sprayed everywhere, so drinks aren't necessarily the best but they're doable.
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Ms. Lisanti's language was "totally offensive," Mr. Barnes said, adding that it is "just not doable" for her to remain in office.
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It's still not easy to catch something that's moving in this mode but it's doable, and the pigeon (below) can attest to that.
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Just like locking your bike instead of simply leaning it against a tree, taking digital security precautions is slightly annoying but very doable.
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"It is doable, but very difficult," Alicia Kearns, a director at Global Influence who previously worked within the U.K. government, told VICE News.
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"We'd rather see them do some bolt-ons in the $1-to-$10-billion range, which are easily doable for Pfizer," he said.
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Pirelli's targeted average revenue growth of at least 9 percent per year between 2016 and 2020 is doable but ambitious, according to analysts.
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"Tackling those small, feasible changes made snowballing into running three times a week and adding strength training so much more doable," she said.
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Once YouTube proved that there was a big audience for online video and it was doable, I think Funny or Die came around.
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For short-haul flights — Blackbird currently operates Hitch in California, but is soon expanding to Florida and eventually New York — this seems doable.
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"Tackling those small, feasible changes made snowballing into running three times a week and adding strength training so much more doable," she says.
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However complex, this is doable in the case of IoT devices, which unlike generic computing devices manifest a much smaller range of functionality.
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FROM COINAGE: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack Next is the "tricky, but doable" section on the guide, or the cheat meal.
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Initially, he was told that it was likely doable, though the consultant wasn't aware of any similar, successful attempts in the real world.
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Experts and veterans of the executive branch say, however, there's a big gap between what is theoretically possible and what is realistically doable.
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Turns out, these pancakes are totally doable at home, especially if you try the caramel, banana-topped version at New York City's Bessou.
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That was doable — the burglars on May 27 successfully bugged the phones of DNC Chair Lawrence O'Brien and fellow Democratic official Spencer Oliver.
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That's the way you would do it, and it was unthinkable 40 years ago, but suddenly it is physically, technically and economically doable.
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"We have a high degree of confidence that it is doable, assuming you have a stable market," one debt syndicate banker told IFR.
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If they're typically louder or more outgoing, they generally like to be noticed — so a bold fragrance for day or night is doable.
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It's not only doable, it's inevitable: efficient, nonlethal door-to-door transportation for all — including, not insignificantly, people with impaired vision or mobility.
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I'm also thinking about an event in Warsaw on the 21st but WeWork didn't look doable (and I don't like co-working spaces).
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Trotting off to a European capital felt as doable as dancing until dawn — something else I used to relish before becoming a mom.
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You'll be doing a bit of toggling back and forth between theme entries and their cross-referenced clues, but this is eminently doable.
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And surprisingly enough, I saw it was doable, that the cost of capital is going down and you actually can move much faster.
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If you've been watching the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, you've seen many great feats of athleticism—and a few that seem, y'know, doable.
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Baron said this position can seem more doable because it&aposs easier for your body to breathe when you&aposre posed like this.
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And doable because Boston was missing things I wanted, like an oyster bar in every neighborhood, or a butcher shop in every neighborhood.
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"There's nothing here that is not doable for Canada," said Brian Kingston, vice president for international affairs at The Business Council of Canada.
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Names-wise, I think most were doable with crosses, although I'd no clue about ERIC, or ARES (and the vaguest memory of DENCH).
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While jailbreaking was still doable beforehand, it's been a while since you could do it on iPhones running the latest version of iOS.
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Certainly, there is scope to cut costs and achieve margin of 18 to 20 percent that Third Point reckons is doable by 2020.
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"From a physical engineering standpoint it is a concept that I believe is doable," said Malcolm Dougherty of the California Department of Transportation.
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Despite the report's dire warnings, there is no indication such cooperation will be doable, particularly given the Trump administration's stance on this issue.
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But it is doable, and if the government commits the nation to this endeavor we can be well on way in five years.
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Coming up with an excuse or two is always doable, but no one believes you when you line up four in a row.
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"We want to help them determine what is realistic and doable so they can make real life changes that are sustainable," Albright said.
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That averages out to around $333 per month, which is still a substantial sum for many, but doable if you get started early.
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"Dying at home may not be doable for many people who don't have the resources needed to be comfortable at home," he said.
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"That's not doable by anybody at the moment, the planes don't exist in sufficient numbers and sizes to do that effectively," Moore said.
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"Obviously, it's a difficult group, but it's doable," said Klinsmann, who emerged laughing and joking to face reporters a half-hour after the draw.
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On Monday he explained why he thinks a $59 billion take-private deal is doable, and claimed that the Saudis want to finance it.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE: You know, if people put their mind to it, certainly identifying the framework within which negotiations take place is, is probably doable.
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The understanding of any job as something "no one wants" elides the question of compensation: For a fair price, most jobs are very doable.
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It was doable at 460 degrees in one solid drag, and it was just enough to feel a little brighter but not especially buzzed.
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It signaled a more pragmatic approach of achieving what was doable rather than trying to swallow a huge range of agreements in one go.
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Whether freshwater or saltwater, baroque or spherical, pearls are just as exquisite as diamonds — and they come with a much more doable price tag.
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I had competent staff and had a second property attached to the takeaway, where I lived, [which] made the addict life much more doable.
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That should be doable for the 10 and 40 percent of non-flossing Americans out there, for whom vindication may taste just as sweet.
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Resolutions around your career and public persona are a good idea for 2018, but remember to keep them frequent and doable—you know yourself.
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"I think maybe what I do is I take one step back and make it a little simpler so it's really doable," she says.
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He added either banning everything that is deemed insulting or offensive by anyone, or allowing everything that is insulting or offensive, was not doable.
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So we'll write these plot lines, then meet up with the Duplass brothers and act it out and see if it's doable to improve.
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I made my way through cobra, tree (slippery, but doable), and warrior one, even with the extra 20 pounds of metal weighing me down.
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Leadership would still need to count votes on what's doable, and gauge the pain points of what each side would have to give up.
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This ongoing struggle has fed the growth of diets from the doable to the dangerous, and exercise regimens from the reasonable to the ridiculous.
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SciresM thinks it's "hard but doable" to hack old Pokémon into Sword and Shield, and it's still extremely early days in figuring everything out.
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The text has been used for feminist purposes—to expand what is speakable, thinkable, and doable in the realm of human sexuality in China.
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In addition to criticism of police and military tactics, the report contains "concrete and doable recommendations" regarding legal and criminal justice reform, he said.
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But what once required a furtive phone call or some face-to-face catching up is now doable with a swipe or a click.
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This seems cumbersome but doable, since I am arguably the leading authority on who I am, what I look like and whether I'm alive.
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On the Avenue of the Americas, between West 40th and West 42nd Streets, it's closer to "Cursed Child" than "Angels," but doable for both.
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The hotel is also a doable stroll from the riverfront and blockbuster Titanic Museum, as well as some of Belfast's most character-saturated pubs.
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Life in the Soviet Union without her children may seem doable for Elizabeth Jennings, but how are we going to do without "The Americans"?
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For example, maybe an hour-long gym session isn't going to happen every day, but a half-hour walk at lunch is totally doable.
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We both agree that we don't want to spend more than $500 each month, which is doable since it'll be us plus her fiancé.
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"I think that getting climate change legislation done is doable," former Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid, who supports abolishing the filibuster, told Vox recently.
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Which is doable, but far from ideal for a party that sees 2020 as the chance to take full control of Congress back from Republicans.
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Motivation and activation are demonstrably doable — in particular if you have personal contacts and in particular if you have motivated volunteers going door to door.
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The BoE will need to ensure that supervising firms with links between the EU and a Britain outside the bloc, is still doable, he added.
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"An ice cream sandwich, freshly made, so the structural integrity of the cookie isn't compromised, is pretty doable," he added in a follow-up tweet.
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The new model is not easy to repair or upgrade by any means, but it's doable, and thus it earned a score of 3/10.
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That is absolutely doable, given the number of people who feel passionately about it, and the cross-section of people who feel strongly about it.
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While self-driving without a steering wheel is still far off, connecting a car to the IoT gadgets around you is perfectly doable right now.
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"I do lack confidence, but I do the reps and do them enough that the thing itself will be doable when it's time," he says.
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Undoing decades of mergers won't be easy, but Sanders believes it is doable despite the legal challenges that such a move would no doubt face.
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Akin Gump partner Hal Shapiro, a former senior adviser in the Clinton administration, said it's important to remember what is possible is not always doable.
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Indeed, in her 17 years leading SpaceX, Shotwell said she learned that it is her role to take Musk's grand visions and make them doable.
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"I think society has made women afraid of giving [birth naturally], but it's totally doable if you prepare yourself in the right way," she said.
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This is what is what is doable given our fiscal constraints and we also want to reduce taxes and dividends from 15 to 5 percent.
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"If we can show other cities how doable it is to get green waste out of landfills, we can prove the concept," Raphael told me.
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Binge-watching a show on Snapchat is appealing because it's much more doable; you could plow through all three new episodes during your lunch break.
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"Bottom line: My battle plan is pedestrian, it is doable and it's well within the ken of anyone who's watching," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"If the North were to move things forward, they would present something more realistic and doable," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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At only $14.99, buying a pair of these every few months is doable, and we even have a few different colors to match different outfits.
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Emanuel Cleaver served on a bipartisan ethics working group that screened matters and said it's not doable to wrap up these types of probes quickly.
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While I was relieved to have the experiment end, I still found it relatively doable — and I'm not getting rid of my ramen anytime soon.
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I still harbor an appreciation for the quick fix and found that eating it on a consistent basis is doable due to its versatile nature.
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"Things like French Doors are beautiful and totally doable, but just know they will settle and require some tuning every now and then," he said.
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But it is a hair's breadth away from something meaningful and doable — if only Mr. Rubio and Ms. Trump could think just a bit bigger.
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This one is a little bit chunkier than the others, so throwing it in a backpack may be more of a challenge (still doable, though).
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They are doable, and can revive a fundamental sense of American equity, having slipped away from the lenses of our non-representative, ever distant elites.
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"By the end of June we should know whether a precautionary recapitalization is doable," an EU official close to the talks told Reuters on Tuesday.
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"We thought a 10-hour eating window was very doable for most people," lead study author and UC San Diego cardiologist Pam Taub told Insider.
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My trainer recommends visiting every six to seven days, and while that's not exactly doable for me, she says once every few months also works.
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The high costs gave me a bit of a fright at first, but it's doable if you have a full-time job that pays well.
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Removing fast acting assault weapons, large clips or fast acting gun stocks from the market may be doable, and is what many police departments endorse.
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The speaker said, 'This is still doable, and it's our goal to get it done while we work on tax reform on a parallel path.
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Simply detach one side of the top bunk and swing it down to create the bench, which is convenient and doable in terms of comfort.
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Trump is reportedly considering whether ending the entire refugee program is doable and whether a subsequent revamp could favor religious minorities (mainly Christians in Muslim countries).
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People realized having something more than a shitty Geocities site was not only doable, but that if done right, you could actually reach a significant audience.
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"It is time for a normalization… Now a change in interest rates is doable," Stefan Bielmeier, chief economist at DZ Bank, told German newspaper Bild daily.
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"We expect them to divest or sell the household personal care business, otherwise the deal is not doable based on the math," Zuanic said on Friday.
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Tying currency to gold would make President Donald Trump's promise of ending currency manipulation a lot more doable, former Trump advisor Judy Shelton told CNBC Wednesday.
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"A big part of this project has been demonstrating how sustainable "fast-fashion" is totally doable when you tap into your local resources," Bühler told Refinery29.
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So going back to the blurry text on the base-model Kindle feels like reading signs without my glasses: it's doable, but why should you bother?
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"Technically it is nothing very special, it is doable," Timo Saanio, AINS Group's vice president responsible for rock and environment engineering, said in a Skype interview.
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"The good news is that if you do everything right, funding public school tuition is doable, and you can keep your retirement on track," said Roy.
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Extending New START, saving the INF, creating norms for cyber-weapons and enhancing the Iran deal are eminently doable, but only if there is sufficient will.
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Her workouts transform her clients' and followers' bodies (see her Instagram for before-and-after proof), yet they're totally doable for people of all fitness levels.
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My son is on the mild end of the autism spectrum, and my daughter is moderate, so taking them out to dinner is doable for us.
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It was a bit of a pain to install the drivers and correct software for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, but it's totally doable with enough patience.
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CES 2020 gave us a crumb of hope that Sony's newest line of 2649.993K TVs would finally be a price that's doable for the average household.
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The nice news is that, sometimes, the little task ends up being more interesting, more enlightening, more fun, and more doable than the scary, big thing.
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Fillon argues that his cost-cutting plan is doable if people on the public payroll work 39 hours a week instead of 35 or less currently.
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All of this is doable in the near term and all of this can be implemented as fast as it takes to ship a Kickstarter project.
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Protecting maternal life — whether in high risk red states, among African American women, in cities or in rural America — is at once bi-partisan and doable.
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It's certainly doable, but when you have a hangry newborn in one hand, you want to be able to open those clasps quickly and single-handedly.
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"If it has been stored in a pretty dry and clean facility, then in terms of getting measurements from the bones, that's very doable," said Beh.
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"I reasoned that if I could lift out engines, pylons, landing gear, actuators, electricals, and cockpit stuff from 25s, it was doable for us," he says.
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But for those who are pushing toward these end-of-the-week puzzles, I think with enough work at those crossings, this puzzle is very doable.
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Don't be daunted, it's all doable and your brain will feel happy and complete once you've surfed these mega waves and made it back to shore.
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In order to receive that rate, you need to have either a $25,000 balance or make monthly deposits of at least $100 (the more doable option).
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Breaking up a large block of chocolate with a standard chef's knife is doable, but it has a tendency to send shards flying in all directions.
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Mannequins are dressed in laid-back and doable options, such as leggings ($265 to $2165) layered with a chunky long sweater and topped with down vests.
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H: Tell me about Ellen Letcher's role as co-director of LABspace — it probably makes it much more doable to have a partner in the gallery.
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That means, if you reach the limit, which is especially doable if you're shopping for a family, you'll earn at least $360 in cash back per year.
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There are certain requirements that need to be met for this one to apply, all of which are quite doable if you set the business up correctly.
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Overall, Cartagena proved my optimistic expectations right — the worst days were still doable, but most moments felt like destiny — like exactly where I was supposed to be.
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But that's all in a day's work for supermodel turned super businesswoman Tyra Banks, whose morning is protein-heavy but completely doable for you and me too.
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If scrapping the projects altogether isn&apost doable, Malaysia will need to put them on hold until the future, "where perhaps the need will arise," he added.
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And, on the whole, the iPhone 8 is a little bit harder to repair, though removing the display and the battery is doable, if not exactly easy.
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But if you want to create better, more doable rules for yourself when it comes to your finances in particular, you really can think much more simply.
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Maybe the only way to think about this is bifurcated: on the one hand, in small, doable first steps; and on the other, in grand philosophical truths.
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That means if you reach the limit, which is especially doable if you're shopping for a family, you'll earn at least $360 in cash back per year.
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Before they shoot each episode, Baker performs the final challenge himself to ensure it's doable; Neilson, the knife guy, does the same for the first two challenges.
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And although there are plenty of fine options here in the States, there are also some incredible international cities that are totally doable for a short trip.
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Which is—surprise, surprise—a perfectly doable thing when you see your partner as an actual person and not just an ingredient in your own personal narrative.
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I think there's a lot of value in throwing yourself into problems that seem daunting and reminding yourself that with time and effort, they, too, become doable.
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The Knicks mega-fan was at LAX when he told us Noah is "doable" -- meaning he's convinced there's a very real chance NY signs the Chicago Bull.
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Congressman O'Rourke, what we have just been discussing and talking about is how much fundamental change to the economy is desirable and how much is actually doable.
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"One or two splurges become more doable when your trip isn't as long and go a long way in creating that unforgettable "wow" factor," Ms. Goldsbury said.
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"They told us it was going to be an uphill climb, and would take longer than normal to get approval, but that it was doable," James said.
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His hope is that Congress wraps up a tax bill he has craved, a seemingly doable task, before the full political repercussions of Alabama's vote shake out.
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But it is doable and should be a priority for the Trump administration, which claims to be focused on cutting government spending and increasing our domestic security.
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"If the artist's proposed project doesn't seem doable, then we're interested," said Ranti Tjan, the center director, whose black wingtips perpetually carry a layer of clay dust.
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"'We have the resources': Democratic presidential candidates propose trillions in spending amid debate over what's doable," by Toluse Olorunnipa Hillary Clinton proposed $1.5 trillion in new spending.
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That represents a pull back from the 2 billion euro target put in place by Marchionne but new boss Louis Camilleri described it as "ambitious but doable".
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After a big ride, there's nothing quite like a cold one, but alcohol can slow you down, and enjoying a couple of brews postride isn't always doable.
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The policy actions and social norms change needed to end gender-based violence in this country and abroad are not simple, but they are necessary and doable.
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"I think you'll see the conversation revolve all around what is doable," said Sheila A. Smith, a Japan expert at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.
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The downpour had eased to a light smattering, and I set out to hike Little Adam's Peak, a slightly rigorous but very doable trek to the south.
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"All these things seem very doable," said Cobb, whose company has been recovering family photos and other data from smartphones, hard drives and thumb drives for years.
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In many cases, it's about shoving evolution back in its little box, and thankfully, with work and professional help that's doable—even with the most severe form.
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Disney itself has "surgically" structured a transaction that "might be doable," avoiding Fox Broadcasting and big Fox sports channels, U.S. antitrust chief Makan Delrahim said last week.
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This recipe produces brownies that are slightly crispy on top, masterfully moist inside (yeah, we said it), and the simple process is doable even for the baking-phobic.
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If you're someone who doesn't like to impose major restrictions on yourselves, adopting a low-key plan to eat fewer carbs (when possible) is relaxed and completely doable.
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To figure out if turning the web into a national monument is even doable, we have to first set some parameters given that the web is constantly evolving.
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But because we love a good barbecue — and we can't always count on a weekend country escape — we've crafted an easy plan for making cookouts dine-in doable.
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According to research from the Global Finance Literacy Excellence Center, 63 % of Americans are financially illiterate and while becoming financially savvy requires effort and attention, it is doable.
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For a company like ExxonMobil building the $19 billion PNG LNG project, a mammoth four-year task which it likened to constructing on the moon, that was doable.
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That may sound unpleasant for the more stubborn signs out there (hello, Aries, Taurus, and Capricorn), but it's totally doable (and doesn't have to be a huge deal).
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But the Wiederspan, Rhodes, and Shaefer paper shows something important: Funding a guaranteed income to eliminate poverty is doable for a country as rich as the United States.
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Davis, Semien help A's power past Royals KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals needed a good to great eight-game homestand to keep their postseason hopes doable.
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Retiring with $1 million or more in the bank could be more doable than you think, especially if you start saving as soon as you enter the workforce.
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The question we're being led to is: Is that doable, is that an affordable thing for a person to do, [to] which they're suggesting the answer is yes.
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While the nation's most powerful Democrat seems unassailable in 2020, the path to Washington from District 313 actually looks doable in 2022, even for an outsider like Bacelar.
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"My inclination is going to be to find books that other people might not view as feasible or doable," he said during an interview at his publisher's office.
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You're better off starting at the beginning, but if someone in your household has already watched the rest, jumping in at the beginning of Season 2 is doable.
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Fairbairn noted it's a challenge, but it's doable—as long as researchers can find a way to account for all the external factors when processing TAC to BAC.
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"We think this is eminently doable, to get it done by the end of the calendar year," he said in a question-and-answer session after his speech.
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His go-to strategy is to work backwards from where they&aposd like to be, then account for inflation, and finally arrive at a number that&aposs doable.
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But the Cyber Monday gods have blessed us with an incredible discount of $50, dropping the price down to $69.99, which feels like a much more doable purchase.
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He saves a good chunk of his $2000,000 salary — more than 60 percent — which he says is doable if you focus on three expenses: housing, transportation and food.
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They have both encouraged relatively unsophisticated but deadly tactics that can be deployed with little planning and money, making such attacks doable for a wider pool of followers.
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Other than the tediousness of getting out of the plane, which sometimes involves wading to shore, it is a straightforward journey doable for most people of any age.
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I'm learning how to take care of myself — physical therapy, dieting, supplements — everything I need to sustain the performance, and that will make other experiences feel more doable.
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Mulvaney said passing tax reform by the end of the year is "absolutely doable" after Republican leaders on Capitol Hill Thursday dropped the polarizing border adjustment tax proposal.
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He needs at least 62, a difficult feat, but perhaps doable if he is able to repeat the sorts of performances he has put on during past elections.
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Police Chief Medaria Arradondo had called for adding 400 officers by 2025, CNN affiliate WCCO reported, but the mayor reportedly said it's not doable because of the budget.
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Each episode of the podcast gives readers three doable takeaways to "help make family life a bit better each week," Lam said, who is herself a working parent.
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But Farouk said counting crowds like those at the Women's March is doable — and because the technology has only improved since 1995, he thinks it should be done.
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Barring a drastic plot twist, the introduction of Thanos's son doesn't seem like a possibility in Infinity War, but keeping Ebony Maw's personality and mentality is definitely doable.
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This legislation is something that I believe is very doable, and a very important next step as we look at how we can structural a universal health care system.
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The proposed weight-loss program tapped into a core theme of Wansink's research over the last three decades: that shedding pounds is doable without extreme dieting or intense exercise.
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The global economy has simply become too interconnected for a blunt policy of replacing most of our imports with American-made goods to be desirable, much less easily doable.
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Wartsila installed 93-29 scrubbers last year, accounting for about a third of the market, and Jenssen said that fitting 21,20.8133-3,000 ships with scrubbers by 2020 is "doable".
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If I've learned anything from following Christene's journey, it's that creating a beautiful home in New York City on a budget is far from easy — but it is doable.
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The only way to make it better would be to sprinkle in even more of the snack mix, which, if you're a regular Trader Joe's shopper, is certainly doable.
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In a perfect world, you'd also add some strength training and yoga into your workout routine to vary things up, but that's not always doable, so stretching it is.
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That was challenging, but doable—my brother and I had spent enough years in foster care by that point that switches in our acting guardians had become standard procedure.
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They brainstormed on what might be a single feature that was both useful and doable in the roughly one month they had to create an integration with Facebook Messenger.
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In the long-term, Croft noted that getting oil back to $50 per barrel will take time, but is doable assuming major producers continue to struggle with their supplies.
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The good news is that this is doable, with some persistence and a willingness to use a bit of force: "these displays are surprisingly robust," Hartt had told me.
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Since its launch in 1990, NASA has organized five separate missions to service the Hubble—and it was doable, even though the telescope is 300 miles away from Earth.
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"So far, everything was doable over the internet using Google Docs or Slack or Trello," Thomas Lambot, a NASA Ames propulsion researcher and the team's engineering lead, told me.
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" Alvir explains his history with making music as starting out as a diehard fan, "and after a certain point the whole process seemed a little more doable for me.
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Importantly, Terry says the generals in US President Donald Trump's cabinet, National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster and Defense Secretary James Mattis, understand that the military option is not doable.
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"As for mothers out there who are also students, it takes courage, support, and determination, but it's doable through the support of friends, family, and faculty," Black told CNN.
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For child-care reform is the kind of medium-size, incremental, potentially politically doable — but nonetheless extremely important — initiative that could well be the centerpiece of a Clinton administration.
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My point is that I see life as a working person in a prosperous country as very doable, and I think that is a good story to tell ourselves.
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There is no simple solution of course, but when it comes to DRC's water problem, Concern Worldwide found that part of the answer lies in small, important, doable actions.
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Douglas Boneparth, a certified financial planner at Bone Fide Wealth, says that the potential to earn equity through a home-renovation loan is doable — but not without thoughtful preparation.
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To make the robust three-hour meal a little more doable for modern times, the restaurant's chef Tim Grandinetti told the Winston-Salem Journal they scaled back the offerings.
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And Luke Martin at Capital Rehearsal is a big supporter of ours, so I think monthly jams at least to give girls continuous access to stuff is definitely doable.
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"Acquisitions of the scale of Embraer are not only very doable for us, they are also things we can selectively do, aligned with our (cash deployment) strategy," Muilenburg said.
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Since its launch in 1990, NASA has organized five separate missions to service the Hubble—and it was doable, even though the telescope is 300 miles away from Earth.
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Between electronic boarding passes, digital itineraries, and mapping apps, traveling without a phone today would be akin to flying without luggage — doable, sure, but only for the truly dedicated.
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To do so, it would need to catch up to Avengers: Age of Ultron's $459 million, which is doable; The Avengers' lofty $623 million is a little less likely.
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You might think a roasted chicken is doable on a Monday night, until you realize that the chicken needed to marinate for eight hours before going in the oven.
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Ms. Jayaraman says she thinks that the restaurant industry is resistant to change — in particular, to increased wages for all — but that it's doable, and the time is now.
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Robert P. Walker, APB's founder and CEO, tells TMZ ... his firm's goal is to book at least 10 appearances over the next 3 months, and he thinks that's doable.
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The American government wants the country to be a leader in 5G technology, but for anything but the biggest of operators, that's a challenge — if it's doable at all.
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Goldberg recommends starting with a set of burpees that will be challenging but doable for you based on your fitness level — five to 10 is a good starting point.
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But sources say the there's more than just tweets, that the White House has been quietly reaching out to allies on the Hill to explore what might be doable.
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From opening a savings account that will grow your money faster to writing a will, technological innovation has made a lot of formerly tedious tasks doable from your couch.
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" ACA Executive Director Marylouise Serrato said that her group's meetings with lawmakers' offices lead her to believe that that legislation that moves to residency-based taxation "is eminently doable.
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What we managed, though, was well worth it: a challenging but doable path that offered beautiful views of the coastline and Pacific as well as opportunities to see wildlife.
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But at the end of the day, don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good: It's best to pick something that seems doable and get to work.
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Haim Taib, Israeli president of British-based Mitrelli, an infrastructure development firm, said the plan seemed "doable" but it was unclear how momentum would be maintained beyond the event.
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"If Puigdemont backs down and says we tried but this is not working, unilateral secession isn't doable, I don't think CUP will support him again," said Eurasia analyst Federico Santi.
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"An agreement on the way forward for the Greek programme is absolutely necessary .... With (a) little effort from all stakeholders, (it) seems to me doable," Moscovici told reporters in Vienna.
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Connie Simpson is known for serving some high-profile clients like George Clooney, Emily Blunt and Jessica Biel, but her top childcare tips are doable for even non-celebrity parents.
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If everything I've outlined so far proves doable, Ryder and his colleagues think it should be possible to produce a first generation of northern white rhino babies in ten years.
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To help you narrow down your choices down to some doable options, we picked out all the best badass female characters you could actually dress up as this October 31.
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If you do want to incorporate a few healthy hacks into your busiest weeks, though, here are a few simple, totally doable ones that will get you back on track!
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AND SO, I SINCERELY HOPE THAT WITH THE NEW ADMINISTRATION WE'LL GET A BETTER AUDIENCE TO TRY AND RESOLVE THESE ISSUES AND DETERMINE WHAT IS, IN FACT, DOABLE BY 2025.
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After almost 20 rehearsals with a stunt double to make sure the stunt was doable, Cruise rehearsed once ("he nailed it straight away"), and shot the scene the next day.
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Because $5 billion is a "very doable number for Facebook" — and investors were well-prepared because the company said it expected a fine in that price range back in March.
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If that's not doable for you, it's important to figure out how you're going to take your medication, even if it seems like the last thing you'd want to do.
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But Pelosi convinced then-President Barack Obama and others in the White House that it was doable -- and, along with then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, they got it done.
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Costs of housing, food, and transportation all influence how much you'll be able to stash away each month, and there are some cities where residents will find this more doable.
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"We've got to have an opportunity to look at these from top to bottom, and then come up with what we believe are solutions that can be politically doable," Rep.
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First, the goals: You can pick a project that "sounds doable" and set a date that you'd like to "crush this project by" (in the words of the app itself).
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I used to be able to play a little bit, easy stuff like CCR or Mellencamp, Southern rock was what I always practiced to because it was the most doable.
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The only explanation I can think of is tradition — to me, left-right symmetry is just as elegant as rotational symmetry, and it also makes many otherwise-impossible themes doable.
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"Having young girls and women in general be able to see us on the screen and know that we have done this and it's doable" is extremely important, Onwumere said.
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Peggy Whitson, one of the most seasoned astronauts on Earth, told CBS This Morning that extended isolation is "very doable" and that she never got bored on the space station.
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The source said there is more of an emphasis on passing so-called "red flag" laws right now because the view is that it's more doable in the short term.
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If the latter feels like the most doable starting point for you, then why not kick off the new year by treating yourself to a few fresh new polish bottles?
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Ramnani recommends earmarking as much as 15 percent of gross salary — which, she said, "seems like a lot but, if you think about it, could be doable" — for retirement saving.
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But when you are forced to shut off your tap, we feel like 25 liters per day is doable and we could adapt to fit the rationing into our lifestyle.
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"It is doable, but it is not easy," said Alberto Gonzalez, an owner of one of New York City's first certified organic restaurants, Gustorganics, which operated from 2008 to 2015.
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To continue the smog-into-diamonds idea would be doable but, according to Clive Hill, founder of Washington, DC-based synthetic diamond firm WD Lab Grown Diamonds, it'd be tough.
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When asked about the proposal while campaigning in New Hampshire, Biden said he was not sure the policy was doable under the Constitution, but also that it might not be effective.
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To scan that you would need a 3D resolution of a few nanometers: actually doable with current microscope technology, albeit only for small (a few micrometers) and frozen/plastinated brain tissue.
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The process of confirming a separated parent's address, finding them, getting their DNA tested, and running background checks for their household is not doable within the court's timeline, according to HHS.
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Jake Laperruque, senior counsel at the Project On Government Oversight, said it was doable but isn't the most practical or cost-effective way for cops to get access to phone data.
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I've never been a fan of absolutes, but 365 days of sobriety seemed doable—far enough away that I might learn something, but not too long that it felt like forever.
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And if that's not doable, it helps if you have a confidant who knows your situation and can fill in everyone else, or help deflect when things get uncomfortable, she says.
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"I personally think going to Mars, if it takes two years or two and a half years, yeah that's doable," Kelly said about a potential manned mission to the Red Planet.
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"If they show a willingness that translates into flexibility in the negotiation, it's doable," he said, noting that it was unclear how far the U.S. position had shifted on other issues.
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The two proposed solutions are feasible and legally doable, according to Marcin Dyl, a member of a presidential panel tasked with finding a solution to the issue of Swiss franc mortgages.
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Of course, these sort of open and honest talks aren't always doable, particularly if you're having casual sex and aren't as in tune (emotionally or physically) with your partner, Marin says.
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As I've written for a very long time, I look forward to the day when we might enjoy slaughter-free meat — which is particularly doable as a substitute in, say, hamburgers.
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But it's doable, and together, 50 years from now, we should be able to look upon our communities and take pride that they are affordable and inclusive, providing opportunity to all.
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Running to catch a train, swimming, riding a bike, and even just standing there is so doable on two legs that you're probably not even aware of needing them for it.
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So moving forward for us is finishing up the permit application, which the state and the county have been really helpful with, and should be doable in just a few days.
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"It's doable from a completion perspective, but not from a top performance perspective unless an athlete has a genetic predisposition that allows them to recover rapidly like Yuki Kawauchi," he said.
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I spelled KEIRA wrong twice, and fell for some of the misdirection — "spam" for SENT, "maximizes" for DYNAMITES (that was audacious, I'll admit) — but found most of it clever and doable.
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A modestly leveraged buyout of the department store chain – recently famous for dropping first daughter Ivanka Trump's clothing line – looks doable with members of the eponymous family rolling over their stakes.
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In the context of a bill that costs more than $30 trillion over 10 years, that might be doable if it would soften one of the most potent attacks on it.
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Meanwhile the gas industry is saying switching to electric heat will cost homeowners far more, and auto industry voices claim the province's electric vehicle targets aren't doable, according to the Globe.
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"It is doable and it would ensure our credibility, and it would be a step toward ensuring that Germany is seen as a country that ... can also wield political influence," he said.
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It's perhaps the most doable thing for Trump and Democrats to compromise on in 2019, but so far, Democrats are waiting for concrete signals the White House is ready to take action.
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But it is doable, by wiring up the necessary hardware in a data center, running the game on a remote machine, and sending the video and receiving player commands over the internet.
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Such a plan is very doable, HIV prevention experts told BuzzFeed News, applauding recent speeches by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar advocating wider use of drugs that prevent HIV transmission.
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"In terms of eliminating the Federal Reserve, that's something I'd like to do in theory, but I don't think it's doable in practice," John Allison said on CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Tuesday.
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Dr. Khorana explained that going bunless is totally doable at sandwich shops like Jimmy John's, as special "unwiches" (wrapped in lettuce) allow you to enjoy meats and cheeses without the unwanted carbs.
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Passion is nice, but personally I'd like all those who "feel the Bern" to imagine electable leaders and specific, doable legislation that might stand a chance of uniting a badly divided nation.
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But getting toned in time for the annual festival is completely doable, and certified fitness trainer and yoga instructor Dempsey Marks is sharing a few easy exercises that can be done anywhere.
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And Gladys, who soon enough became an experienced flier, made it a standard request to ask for a special meal and wheelchair assistance—very doable, yes, but it felt demanding to Arty.
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When making the first Jellyfish Eyes film, the producer told me that the film could be made with about $24,183, which I thought was a doable sum, so I went with it.
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A two-toned look was not my first choice for bathroom décor, but one day I'll get around to reglazing the bowl and pedestal sink, a task I've been told is doable.
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Sure, it's doable in one's own kitchen — just maybe not my kitchen, since I am not blessed with the kind of free time (or patience) that would allow for such a practice.
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A good tough puzzle will have clues that work on more than one level and a variety of clues that will be doable for different age groups and draw from different interests.
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The damage from years of underfunding and understaffing will take time to repair, but it's doable -- if Congress and the administration take action now rather than sit by awaiting the next tragedy.
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In response to the criticism, Chan told CNBC that the administrative task to sieve out Hong Kongers who live outside the city is "doable," but would delay the implementation of the measure.
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The Panthers are 2-3 all-time in the tournament, and while it'll be tough to pick against a strong Cincinnati team, eight 15-seeds have won since 1985, so it's doable.
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However, if the cost is bundled into my monthly credit allotment, suddenly an after-work trampoline cardio class with R29's social media editor (shout out to Hannah Bullion!) is totally doable.
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Driving across Africa was far more doable than I expected: The roads were safe, the border crossings not too hellish, and it was no sweat booking hotels by cellphone on the fly.
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"From the point of view of physics, hyperloop is doable," said Garrett Reisman, professor of astronautical engineering at the University of Southern California and a former astronaut on the International Space Station.
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If you do happen to have the day off, you'll likely be able to find some post-Christmas deals, and drinking while avoiding family is technically doable on any day of the year.
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What is doable, though, is taking my closet digital so I can see what I wear, what I don't, and outfit combinations I'd never thought of, right in the palm of my hand.
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"In most cases, throwing an election one way or another is going to be very difficult for a foreign adversary, but throwing any election into chaos is totally doable right now," he said.
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It seemed doable because it was seven miles by seven miles, and I was really curious about how a city that could change the world, could not even solve their issue with homelessness.
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While your squad might not be jetting off to Amsterdam and celebrating at Tiffany's à la Priyanka Chopra and her crew (we wish!), throwing a fun-yet-affordable bachelorette party is totally doable.
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"It's beautiful, not nearly as crowded, has great short hikes that are doable for all levels and offers a chance to see petro glyphs and historical places up close," a TripAdvisor reviewer writes.
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"As long as the monthly payment remains a doable amount for you, a smaller down payment might allow you to stop renting and start investing equity in your own home sooner," Malani says.
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"An advanced civilization may have explored a big chunk of the universe, done what is doable with existing nature, and now mostly have internal 'cultural' things to do," explains Sandberg at his blog.
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Deborah says that coming close to zero is a "doable goal," and she thinks what's being done to combat homelessness among veterans is something that can be replicated for the homeless problem nationwide.
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Brat's path to victory "is very, very tough, but it's doable," Bannon said on the John Fredericks radio program, where he announced plans to visit Virginia and North Carolina in the coming days.
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Moreover, eliminating the trade deficit by imposing trade restrictions is not doable — the trade deficit is driven by larger macroeconomic forces and reflects inadequate national savings — nor will it lead to job creation.
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One of these then enables you to access the phone's contacts, while a more complicated hack (but also doable without any special equipment or expert knowledge) lets you access photos on the phone.
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"Phasing out coal by 2025 is doable providing you rush, take quick decisions and get all the permits in time but it's very uneconomical and dangerous and must be done responsibly," he said.
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The billionaire innovator, who doubles as CEO of SpaceX with dreams of colonizing Mars, said recently in an interview at TED Talks that he likes flying things but that flying cars aren't doable.
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Trying new boutique workout classes can be fun and all, but if you have a weirdly specific schedule (which many of us do), it's not always doable to make it to those classes.
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Reusability is vital if he is to achieve his long-term goal of offering one-way trips to Mars for less than $500,000, and ultimately less than $100,000—something he terms "very doable".
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"We need to feed them, and at same time we need to curb emissions from agriculture ... We think it's doable," Castro, FAO's assistant-director general, said on the sidelines of the U.N. talks.
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"I strongly urge others to act similarly, because what we have learned through this announcement is that lowering the cost of this important drug is much more doable than previously thought," she said.
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Spending $21,289 in the first six months isn't doable for everyone, but if your business easily logs that amount in purchases, this new offer is a great way to get rewarded for spending.
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Of course, using it monthly is still very doable for most regular Uber riders, but it does mean you won't maximize the benefit without taking at least a ride or two per month.
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If letting go isn't doable for you, or you're not really sure what's considered "awkward," then here are some broad signs to keep in mind: You have a hard time interpreting social situations.
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Stop here on a multi-destination itinerary through Asia, or make it your base to indulge in holistic spa treatments and all the pho you can handle, all on a very doable budget.
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" Dodd says that she and Scorah would ideally like to see a federal law mandating six months of paid parental leave, but "I think we both think that three months is more doable.
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Whether you're going for a classic white or blue dress shirt, a colorful short-sleeved linen for summer, or a heavier flannel for colder weather, you'll find any style to be completely doable.
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"There are so many cells per centimeter in a solid organ like the heart or liver that keeping all the cells alive is much more complex, and is not yet doable," Atala says.
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This has proved doable in markets where the networks directly own and operate the local channel, but elsewhere in the US, it can be much harder and more time-consuming to work out deals.
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Having lived with a 128GB MacBook Air for the past six years, I'll say that putting up with this tiny amount of space is doable (especially thanks to cloud storage) but occasionally headache inducing.
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If police in California were simply able to lower their rate of lethal force to the level of these three states -- something that seems eminently doable -- 139 fewer people would be killed by police.
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The fact that it's only a representative sample makes it doable, but its existence serves as both a check on technology and a deterrent for bad actors that would seek to influence the elections.
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Both of these are doable: There's already a phone called Sikur that focuses on security and has a built-in cryptocurrency wallet, and Sirin labs has announced its cryptocurrency-oriented Finney phone in May.
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Of course, it's OK to treat yourself and buy the occasional meal, but keep in mind that going homemade is one of the simplest ways to cut back in a significant but doable fashion.
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Yes. For decades, a human mission to Mars has been regarded as difficult but doable, given enough time and money and a willingness to subject astronauts to risks like radiation during the long journey.
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There are other examples of pattern recognition that are known to cause difficulties for self-driving systems or which are difficult (but doable) for human drivers and haven't yet been solved for autonomous systems.
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"All Democrats have to do is flip 100,000 or so votes in three states to win and that's a very doable thing," referring to the Midwestern states Hillary Clinton lost to Trump in 2016.
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I couldn't figure it out and got nervous about relying on Kobo (if it was even doable via my quickly-becoming-outdated device) and figured it was time to just switch to a Kindle.
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Apple has an enormous amount of cash sitting around — $267 billion, at last count — which perpetually prompts armchair analysts to suggest ways the company should spend its money — Netflix is doable for $140 billion.
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Finding saver seats and booking award tickets is the only practical way to use credit-card points for travel in first and business class — it can be a bit tricky, but it's definitely doable.
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So from an engineering standpoint, producing things that don't have anatomies, so to speak, is easier, but producing things that have that preserved anatomy is completely doable, and we've done prototypes and so forth.
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Finding saver seats and booking award tickets is the only practical way to use credit card points for travel in first and business class — it can be a bit tricky, but it's definitely doable.
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Creaming sugar into butter is doable by hand, but a stand mixer gets the job done much faster Plus, it ensures consistency from batch to batch, so all your cookies come out the same.
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Beating Washington at home is doable, and a Philadelphia win over the Giants (4-11) on the road, a week after Daniel Jones had the best game of his career, is hardly a given.
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"We need to agree on some numbers and proceed on the basis that the country badly needs it, and I think that it is doable," Neal said, according to the State House News Service.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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"An alternative to a full restoration, doable by the homeowner if they're looking to cut costs, would be to refurbish any existing varnished woodwork by cleaning, touching up and re-coating," Mr. Camenares said.
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Hot-plating—putting it on a warm surface to remove moisture—is the absolute minimum for a connoisseur, while washing it with acetone—an elaborate but doable-at-home science experiment—is next-level.
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JC: … a robot, a robot that would actually figure out exactly how to get bread just right, and the moment it's doable, it's a toaster, and I think that's true about a lot of technology.
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Switching to the Intel Iris Plus integrated graphics in settings didn't tank the frame rate quite as much as I expected, however, so running the game on a 13-inch MacBook Pro should be doable.
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We'd add one more: See if they're still going to try to cut back Obamacare's "essential health benefits," which may or may not be doable in the budget "reconciliation" bill they're using as the vehicle.
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"The package of improvements and pay increases that we have offered reaches the limits of what is doable and justifiable in an economically difficult environment," company executive Joerg Beissel said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"This is a giant show of what is quickly doable, but it has no medical-outcome data to support it," said Stefan Kertesz, a professor of preventive medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Before the #MeToo movement, a female takeover of an advertising agency's leadership team would've seemed as impossible as electing a female president: Totally doable under normal rules, but completely impossible in a seemingly rigged system.
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Also, you don't have to trudge through nasty weather or traffic to get to the gym when you don't feel going outside, which saves valuable commuting time, making a before work workout actually seem doable.
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And while these things aren't doable within the ideological framework of the modern American conservative movement, that simply goes to show that the ideological framework of the modern American conservative movement is cramped and ridiculous.
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Yet on the plane to Paris recently, I saw what seemed like a doable recipe for biscuits roses, and that afternoon I started on it, excited to try my hand at something new and fanciful.
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It doesn't necessarily mean that all its drivers were active, but if one self-driving Uber does 100 rides a day — a very doable four rides an hour — then Uber would only need 1,800 cars.
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"I am all for taking advantage of hospital-based pricing, if we think it is doable in the market and the market can support it," a CHI executive is quoted as saying in the lawsuit.
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I think the rest of the triple stack entries were doable and fun; there were some contemporary references, like JESSIE and NAE NAE, that I can only have absorbed from background noise in my life.
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More doable excursions were everywhere: a short hike up Upper Table Rock Trail; a play at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, 30 minutes away; a visit to the optical illusions of The Oregon Vortex.
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It turns out that this 16x15 grid by Andrew J. Ries has its tough spots, but it is very doable as long as you are into inching your way toward the goal line of completion.
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If anything, the plan to get congressional money for some sort of "wall" appears doable because Trump insiders have more reason to believe they can work out a deal with Mexico to pay for it.
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It's about that time of year when people start venturing into the wood-scented aisles of The Home Depot in an effort take care of mandatory home fix-ups, appliance replacements, and lofty (but doable) projects.
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Besides paying for itself in just a year, the HDHomeRun option also gives me the ability to watch TV anywhere in the world that I have internet access—something that's just not doable with Spectrum's setup.
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The simple achievement of advancing the healthcare bill to the Senate had been seen by investors as a signal that enacting tax cuts was doable, the big question was just how soon - this year or next.
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Making Facebook into some sort of meritocratic media utopia seems somewhat doable and even something Facebook has taken steps to do, most notably figuring out ways to limit clickbait and favor stories that hold readers' attention.
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We hopped on board the mason jar meal train a long time ago because it's a cute and convenient, and it makes food prep feel doable even for people who always forget to pack their lunches.
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But East Jerusalem has many Arab neighborhoods where few Israelis enter, and a negotiated boundary to include a sovereign Palestinian capital in a unified city -- as part of a broader agreement -- is both reasonable and doable.
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The House Ways and Means Committee chairman said that passing the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement between the United States and 11 other nations "is difficult but doable" during a Politico Morning Money event Monday evening.
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Garage-hobby engineers get a real kick from stringing several feet of levels, fulcrums, swinging arms, springs and spinny things together from the junk drawer to accomplish an action that's otherwise doable by a human hand.
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"We typically see that on our platform the most popular ideas often lean more toward the 'doable,' or everyday manifestations of these trends," Larkin Brown, the in-house stylist for Pinterest, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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That certainly lacks the verve and appeal of the revolutionary changes put forth by the progressives, but it may be more doable and some would argue is more in keeping with the ballast of the party.
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Lewis estimated that North Korea is still at least five years away from developing a missile capable of striking the continental United States, but he said it's "likely doable" if Pyongyang continues its weapons experiments unfettered.
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Talking about your goals with friends and family can make the difficult aspects of your resolution seem more doable, plus it allows you to celebrate small victories along the way, according to the American Psychological Association (APA).
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It's of course doable, but the fact that Trump's approval rating hasn't moved upward -- as views on the strength of the economy (and his role in it) have -- has to be somewhat concerning for the Trump team.
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Astronaut Scott Kelly: Mars mission is 'doable' They discovered half the amount of atomic oxygen expected, most likely due to variations in the atmosphere itself, and scientists will continue to use SOFIA to study the Martian atmosphere.
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"It was very hard in the beginning, at least for me, because when I came up with an idea, like 50 percent of the time I had to scrap it immediately because it wasn't doable," says Styliński.
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While this is doable, at our current rate of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, an article published by MIT concludes we will need a Manhattan Project-type effort to transform our energy system in time to avoid disaster.
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"GOOSE STEP" also worked well with nine letters, but frankly "CHICKEN RUN" was my least favorite, as it did not seem as tight as the others: It was not something doable by a human, like the others.
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That is, totally doable for the scaredy cat with a friend to hide behind, unless you're deathly afraid of circus performers or classic villains like the Creature from the Black Lagoon and the Phantom of the Opera.
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Such a tax policy agenda may not have the bumper-sticker appeal of a wealth tax, but it would be likely to raise more revenue and do more to unwind concentrated wealth — and it's constitutional and doable.
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Fortunately for those wanting more than that, trying other operating systems is very doable—with the included MicroSD slot, I was able to throw in different cards and try out numerous community builds that supported this device.
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Republicans especially have pushed for the administration to draw clear lines around what would be a doable deal, giving them cover with the base to compromise and giving them leverage with Democrats to move the debate forward.
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"It is doable (to make these lands productive) but it requires investment in research and in science," Elouafi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in her office, one of the few low-rise buildings in Dubai's Academic City.
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In the next 10 days, the House, according to multiple people involved, is expected to consider: The National Defense Authorization Act USMCA Articles of Impeachment Prescription Drug Bill Appropriations packages It's doable, but it's a heavy lift.
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Bonnie Glaser: Well, it is doable to take a tough stance, to signal that the United States would respond very strongly if the Chinese were to use force to crack down on the protesters in Hong Kong.
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Metroid: Samus Returns begins with the same premise that animated the original game: Samus is dispatched to SR3888 to wipe out every single Metroid, which is doable because there are apparently only around 40 of them in existence.
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I wrote and produced and shot and directed and cut and scored and mixed my own films, and did that over a dozen times with shorts (once digital made it doable), all self-funded on half a shoestring.
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"If Cruz makes it, which is very doable, every one of the establishment crowd who is now eviscerating him will line up, salute smartly and get on board," Ms. Matalin said, offering a mix of prodding and prophecy.
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"Overcapacity and over fishing - that's something that has not been taken up here to any great extent because we've only got three days and they're trying to put all their energies into things that are doable," Rockwell said.
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"Its ability to field an ICBM fitted with a nuclear warhead capable of reaching the United States is still a long way off - perhaps 5 to 10 years - but likely doable if the program is unconstrained," Hecker added.
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While this option is not risk-free — no option is, including leaving Aleppo to slaughter — it is clearly doable and is the most feasible way to stop the worst single massacre since Srebrenica from taking place within days.
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Deft motorbike taxis, technicolor "tap-tap" pick-ups, and massive trucks transporting construction materials stir up enough dust on dry days to make a bandana surgical mask a valuable accessory on what will still be a doable ride.
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And while that may sound like a pricey undertaking, we're here to tell you it's totally doable (and affordable.) In fact, you can learn how to become an Android developer for just $29 with this five-course bundle.
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In a world rife with failure and bitter compromise, they're dedicated to dreaming and to the proposition that limits are entirely negotiable, because they reflect only what has been done to date and not what's doable in time.
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"I hope to show that this as a viable energy industrial technology, not something that is a magic bullet ... but something that is completely doable," he told Reuters of the peer-reviewed study published in the journal Joule.
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Getting from my apartment to the movie theater on public transit is doable but awkward and I miss my window to get the train, so I call a Lyft since I've got a 229% promotion ($13.71 with tip).
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She compared the Green New Deal to going to the moon: an exciting and perhaps preposterously ambitious plan, but one that is doable with dedication and resources -- and could even include, she said, getting to net-zero carbon.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — We welcome back Mark Diehl, who offers us the kind of Saturday that gets your hopes up with a very doable northwest and southeast, and then breaks your heart with the rest of the puzzle.
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If you've been under the impression that seeing them will have to wait until you're flush with cash, we have good news: There are lots of unforgettable, exotic locales that are entirely doable on a budget — without slumming it.
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And so we now live in a world where we are able to process data much, much faster and cheaper, and so research that was impractical 2500 years ago is now very easily doable by some high school student.
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Making pasta from scratch does take a little more time (perhaps more of a Sunday than a Monday night undertaking), but with simple, straightforward ingredients and a few tools, a steaming hot bowl of homemade ravioli is totally doable.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - An agreement on the post-Brexit border between Ireland and Northern Ireland that satisfies both Britain and the European Union is "doable," Ireland's foreign minister said on Saturday, saying he is hopeful for significant progress by October.
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Other popular PC games, like Overwatch, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Fortnite, and Rocket League are not only optimized, but a piece of cake for the Zephyrus M. Max settings and frames close to the native refresh are entirely doable.
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They run the gamut from low tech and immediately doable schemes, like dumping a bunch of iron in the ocean to stimulate the growth of carbon-sucking phytoplankton, to more advanced, science fictional ideas, like space-based solar reflectors.
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Unless you're depending on big investment gains over the next five years to make retirement doable, a balanced allocation of 50 percent stocks and 20073 percent bonds is reasonable for someone expecting to live another 30 years or more.
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The book closes with a short chapter doing just that: outlining specific actions that are doable within various timeframes, like making a personal plan to reduce emissions or starting a conversation with someone who isn't active on climate change.
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However, since Republicans control Congress and the White House, agreeing on a tax reform package is clearly doable, except for one major stumbling block — the Freedom Caucus, a group of 85033 conservative and narrowly focused GOP members of Congress.
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"When some parents walk into a grocery store they may be overwhelmed by the options, but in daily life, the key message is, what we recommend is doable, even if it does take some persistence and cooperation," Lott said.
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When Sonia was big enough to sit upright, my father surprised us with a classic Dutch bakfiets, which makes traveling 30 minutes to the forest, with more than one child, a picnic blanket and basket on board, perfectly doable.
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I chose this grid pattern because it allowed for some longer entries, with its stacks in the upper left and lower right, while still being doable; the stair-step pattern in the middle facilitated connecting the two stacks cleanly.
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For the kinds of people who fall into Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's target audience — the younger, more liberal, coastal and LGBTQ+-friendly among us — the idea of being an out and proud gay person seems doable, or maybe even easy.
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"[E]very bit of this is doable in the US grid," Robert M. Lee, a former Cyber Warfare Operations Officer for the US Air Force and co-founder of Dragos Security, a critical infrastructure security company, told WIRED about the hack.
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Celebrity Backer: Chrissy Teigen The Deal: The supermodel, cookbook author and Shake Shack/Doritos/Waffle House obsessive could never forgo carbs entirely, but she tries to limit them, when doable, and still eat as much delicious food as she possibly can.
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Using drones, "all kinds of attacks on field telemetry and sensors not only become affordable but doable," Melrose, who is the senior principal tech strategist for the security arm of Yokogawa, told me in an interview ahead of his talk.
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Get excited, because Jessica Jung from Girls Generation, Sandara Park of 2NE1, and Krystal of f(x) have all spilled their beauty routines in lengthy makeup tutorials, and the little tricks they use to get perfect-looking skin are actually doable.
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While SpaceX has seen some enormous success, and its plan to send uncrewed landers to Mars in the next few years seems very doable, Musk's ambition to send crewed missions to Mars in the next 10 years is a bit ambitious.
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"I am not aware that a nationalization is a doable path under current rules," Alberto Bagnai, the head of the senate finance committee, told Milano Finanza on Saturday when asked whether it would be better to put Carige in state hands.
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But when I look back at my own experience and see how long it took me to make meditation doable, I wonder if plopping people smack into their crazy and asking them to sit with it isn't a bit unrealistic.
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Because eight of the Republican re-election battles are in swing or mainly Democratic states, that looked perfectly doable even before the Republicans put an intemperate bigot, with a sketchy state-level campaign effort, at the top of their ticket.
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The rail authority claims (optimistically) that such a time remains doable, though cost-saving measures have forced the high-speed train to share tracks with slower-moving freight and commuter services in the Los Angeles basin and the Bay Area.
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It was created by a group of "human performance junkies" after researching the most successful, high-performing humans in history, and it uses their common practices and psychology tips to break down a 10-year plan into doable, bite-sized pieces.
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Get direct flights wherever possible, and if you're going to be like me and head straight back to the office after a 19-hour long-haul (emotional, but doable), you'll prefer to be on a nicer carrier (Cathay; Singapore; Emirates).
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I think the action looks difficult — it seems vulnerable to be flying through water in this position — but they say it's doable because your center of gravity gets low, like those tiny kids who swarm down ski slopes at Mach 2.
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But important as it may be, it's clearly not sufficient for the task Kushner now faces assuming he keeps his job: a mission impossible that would not be doable if he had access to every sensitive intercept in the world.
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The idea that economic growth will magically pay for the tax cuts probably didn't fly with Ryan and Brady (though Mnuchin said Wednesday that he thinks doubling economic growth to 3 percent is super doable with all the tax cuts).
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WE ARE VERY STRONGLY ADVOCATING FOR MORE VIGOROUS GROWTH, MORE INCLUSIVE GROWTH, AND TO DO THAT, WE NEED TO SET OFF MORE VIGOROUS AND DETERMINED POLICIES IT'S DOABLE AND IT REQUIRES A BIT OF POLITICAL DETERMINATION AND BETTER COORDINATION BETWEEN THE PLAYERS.
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Psychoanalyzing a relationship between two people you don't know, from a distance of 20+ years and a thousand miles, isn't really doable, but this much is clear: the vagaries of the relationship between Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher weighed heavily on the latter.
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"The closest thing doable via 3D printing now would be the creation of a forgery, which could be printed via a transparent red resin or a plastic," Greg Kress, the CEO of 3D-printing company Shapeways told Refinery29 of creating realistic-looking rubies.
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Granted, the amount he ended up with is minute compared to the amount of poppers he started off with, but this is a doable way to perform alchemy in your own backyard (and also taking some safety precautions along the way).[Cody'sLab]
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Speaking to PEOPLE last month, Burtka revealed that he decided to write his first cookbook, Life Is A Party: Deliciously Doable Recipes to Make Every Day a Celebration, to share a window into his life at home with Harris and the twins.
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Finding the right balance in so-called STEM toys is incredibly difficult but its doable and, as Tech Will Save Us have proved, these toys don't have to be too boring or too complex for the kids (and parents) who might buy them.
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Escaping commoditized markets is hard, but doable At the same time, Sony isn't giving up on mass-market innovation entirely, as it continues to nurture projects like Life Space UX and its internal crowdfunding initiatives that produce things like the FES Watch.
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"The U.S. may provide a list of suggestions to China," White House National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow told a group of reporters at the White House, adding that resolving the trade dispute between Washington and Beijing is "eminently doable" within three months.
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Despite earmarking some $20 billion for this, the idea was that a $53 billion dividend would still be doable in 2019, thanks to an estimated $26 billion of free cash flow and the sale of assets like your 10 percent stake in Hulu.
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But getting back might not be easy -- or even doable -- for some, as one of the busiest travel days combined with bad storms across much of the country led to the arrivals board at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport glowing red with delays.
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In order to receive that rate, you need to have either a $25,000 balance or make an initial qualifying deposit of $100 and monthly deposits of at least $100 (the more doable option.) Have $1.803 a month to stash away in savings?
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But lets keep it simple for now — here's a slightly more value-based pricing plan idea: The base plan price hasn't been changed— but that may be doable — so these increases are from what might already be a not optimized starting point.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - A breakthrough on the future of the Irish border once Britain leaves the European Union is "doable" before a key EU summit in two weeks time but the negotiating teams are "not there yet", Ireland's foreign minister said on Friday.
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James said it's "totally doable" to handle anywhere from 500 to 1,000 deliveries per week, but I would imagine that, at greater scale, Scrumpt may need to partner with a delivery business or employ more than the six people it does currently.
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There is a sticking point ... sources familiar with the negotiations tell us ABC wants the show on Monday nights opposite "The Voice," which would make this plan impossible for Seacrest, but if ABC capitulates and Fremantle wins the Sunday battle, Ryan is doable.
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That was the lesson of health care reform: Single payer had no chance of being enacted under President Barack Obama, but a somewhat awkward public-private hybrid system that preserved employer-based insurance was (just) doable — and 20 million Americans gained coverage.
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Travel Tips No matter the time of year, with the December holidays being the exception, a luxury vacation to Australia on a limited budget is definitely doable, according to John Cantrell, an Australia specialist with the New York City travel company Indagare.
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Three-Cup Vegetables This dish and the pasta above come from the ingenious Ali Slagle, one of our recipe developers, who has a subspecialty in taking traditional recipes with remarkable flavor and making them vegetarian, streamlining if needed to make them weeknight-doable.
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Sussman delivers bold, bright flavors as well as dishes and combinations of ingredients (like caramelized pineapple with sumac and labneh; spiced date, kumquat and kashkaval focaccia pizza; Turkish coffee-rubbed rib eye steaks) that were entirely new to me, and everything is doable.
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A few weeks ago, the idea that a global agreement on all 12 spending bills would be in the cards would have seemed (somewhat) asinine, but as is often the case, when the deadline comes into view, all sorts of things become doable.
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Total savings: Three percent of whatever you spend abroad, plus free flights I lived out of a backpack and carry on suitcase for a year in climates as varied as winter in Japan and spring in Cambodia—so trust me, it's doable.
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David Burtka's life with husband Neil Patrick Harris and twins Harper and Gideon, 8, is quite entertaining, so he decided to write his first cookbook, Life Is A Party: Deliciously Doable Recipes to Make Every Day a Celebration, to share his myriad of experiences.
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The team behind the startup may be stacked with academic expertise, but its aims are very focused on practical, real-world implementations of autonomous driving technology, with a specific emphasis on what's possible today, not what might be doable five or ten years from now.
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Musk restated his goal of producing 500,000 cars by 2020 last night and said it was going to be "doable" but that it also requires the company's battery factory in Nevada, the Gigafactory, to produce more lithium batteries than currently are available in the world.
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"Now that it's become so public and everybody knows what's going on, I really think the clandestine, covert way to smuggle people out -- and especially that many on both sides -- I don't know that it's doable," said Hall, a former CIA chief of Russia operations.
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"The Player's Association contacts that I have would welcome those ideas, tell me they were eminently doable, but that they had to get kicked down the road because, 'It was the Super Bowl, it was the draft, it was the season,'" she told NPR.
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"Everything is doable, but it all boils down to what risks you are willing to take versus the outcome you hope to achieve," said Carl Schuster, a professor at Hawaii Pacific University and former director of operations at the US Pacific Command's Joint Intelligence Center.
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In the first restrained — dare we say conventional — speech of his lifetime, Donald Trump delighted Republicans, disarmed critics (at least for a night) and left anyone who doesn't waste their day on Twitter with the impression of quick accomplishments and big, easily doable things ahead.
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NEW YORK, June 1 (Reuters) - Shifting more U.S. energy production to renewable sources such as wind and solar power is doable but will require greater use of natural gas and overcoming opposition to building pipelines, a senior executive of a U.S. utility said on Thursday.
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While that might be doable for a while—or even fun depending on your personality—that's tough to sustain over the long haul, especially if you're trying to pay down student loans, save for a house, or start a family at the same time.
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You'll need to spend $50,000 in the first six months to earn the full $2,000 in cash back, but if that's doable for your business and you prefer earning cash back, it could be worth signing up for this card sooner rather than later.
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Nonetheless, a number of thoughtful commentators and well-intentioned politicians are telling us that Medicare for All is not a practical approach to health care reform – that it's just not doable given the political context and the country's long history with employer-based health insurance.
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When Ferguson decided to turn pro last summer following a MVP performance at the Nike Hoop Summit in April of 2016—unlike Jennings and Mudiay, his grades weren't a potential issue; he simply wanted to financially support his family—he knew it was doable.
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While an actual "latte gap" of 85033 cups may seem doable, the math by Gillibrand does not include the many other coffees that workers will have to give up to cover plans like Medicare for All, Green New Deal, "free" college tuition, and other proposals.
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But due to global warming, that ice sheet is melting rapidly -- this summer NASA scientists observed two of the largest melts in the history of Greenland -- and that erosion of the ice sheet is expected to make the mining of Greenland's natural resources more doable.
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IT DOESNT WORK THAT WAY WE DO BELIEVE ITS GOT TO BE PERMANENT AND SOMETHING THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AND THE FINANCE COMMITTEE IS PASSIONATE ABOUT, I AS WELL IS PASSIONATE ABOUT IT PERMANENCE WORKS, PERMANENCE IS NECESSARY AND PERMANENCE IS ABSOLUTELY DOABLE.
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Even a slow expansion means the Milky Way gets colonized in some tens of millions of years, and intergalactic settlement seems doable too (except for the accelerating expansion of the universe which will limit the total spread to within 303 gigaparsec—much less if we go slow).
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Airbus' project leader from the A3 group Rodin Lyasoff says in the company's corporate magazine that putting Vahana in the sky by 2017 is doable, since the individual tech pieces needed to do that are "most of the way there," including batteries, motor and basic avionic underpinnings.
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And I'm curious from an engineering perspective does this seem doable with something of the size and the number of spinning wheels that Facebook has and does it seem like a Mark Zuckerberg: Yeah– Jonathan Zittrain: –and I'm curious your reaction to an idea like that.
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Standing just shy of 12 inches, the Guy-Manuel de Homen-Christo and Thomas Bangalter (the duo's real identities) figures won't be available until May of next year, but Daft Punk fans are used to having to wait a long time, and ten months is totally doable.
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NOBODY REALLY KNOWS WHERE HE IS GOING, BUT THEY MAKE IT PRETTY CLEAR DURING THE CAMPAIGN OF WHAT HIS ISSUES ARE, BUT I WOULD EXPECT THINGS LIKE INFRASTRUCTURE, TAX REFORM, AND THIS WILL SURPRISE YOU, BUT IMMIGRATION REFORM ARE THINGS THAT ARE DOABLE IN THIS NEXT CONGRESS.
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"This is, in my mind, really verification that implementing these changes are first of all doable," said Donna B. Johnson, professor in the School of Public Health at University of Washington and lead author of the study, which was published Monday in the journal, JAMA Pediatrics.
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"While a spin-off to shareholders of Grids is doable, we are not sure it would add much to the stock near term as the upside would have to be from earnings delivery long term and not the multiple," JP Morgan Cazenove said in a note.
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The knock on these camps is it's hard to get developers ready to start shipping code in such a small period of time — but Kim argues that getting them certified and ready to be a network engineer is definitely something that's doable in around 16 weeks.
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Located in puck-crazed Western New York, which is proximate to Canada and a day's drive from major hockey hotbeds in New England and the Upper Midwest (OK, a long day, but still doable), Buffalo is perfectly positioned to become the place in the U.S. for hockey.
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Federal prosecutors on Tuesday accused the Metropolitan Transportation Authority of violating the rights of the disabled when the agency spent tens of millions to renovate a subway station without installing elevators, even after being told repeatedly that making the station accessible was mandatory and technically doable.
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While the percentage of delegates Biden and Sanders would need to win for one of them to win a clear majority is now a doable figure, it's still not automatic that either one can reach that number, especially if the race is very close going forward.
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Other than raising my eyebrows for a minute over the center clue here (which Mr. McCarty refers to in his comments) I thought that, despite the new verbiage, this was a respectably crunchy but doable Saturday, with some effective gag clues thrown in to lighten things up.
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By midweek, there's an expectation that either the theme or the fill entries or both will be a bit harder than the early week puzzles, and while there are things that I suspect some solvers will struggle with all across the age spectrum, it's ultimately very doable.
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We caught up with Phillips recently to chat about her 2020 makeup predictions — specifically, her favorite looks of the moment on Jenner — and she spilled her best-kept (and actually doable) tip: Focus on the eyes (that's lashes, lids, and liner) and groomed, yet feathery brows.
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"Since the Greek authorities take their own responsibilities, it's now up to us, the partners of Greece, to take our... Yes, this agreement is possible, is doable, is near and we should make all our best efforts to get there," Moscovici told reporters before the meeting.
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"The beauty of the Starshot initiative is that it works on an inspirational, tough, but likely doable engineering problem where we are unlikely to have to invent an entirely new technology," Anders Sandberg, a researcher at Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute (FHI) told me in an email.
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"The government has done a lot to prepare but there is still a lot to do," Michael Gove told reporters during a visit near Northern Ireland's border with EU-member Ireland, adding that London thought it was still "eminently doable" to leave the bloc with a revised divorce agreement.
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That might be doable if you're planning a big trip, but the card's value really drops off in the second year when you still have to pay the $450 annual fee to get the $300 travel credit, but don't get any bonus points to offset the $150 difference.
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They've opted to skip the standard registry, and instead are asking friends, family and fans to donate to WE —an organization that makes doing good, doable and provides people in need with clean water, helps build schools and raises millions for communities in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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Yerlan Syzdykov, head of emerging debt at Pioneer Investments, reckons the deal is "doable" but Moscow may have to pay a premium of around 50 basis points above its existing bond curve as compensation for "sanctions liquidity", as many funds will be unwilling or unable to buy the issue.
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From controlling door locks to light switches to thermostats and more, the burgeoning capabilities of these intelligent assistants are making tasks such as turning on the lights in the living room doable by just the sound of your voice or the tap of a button on your phone.
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To achieve this, Johnson will need a parliamentary majority for his Brexit deal with the EU. Jill Rutter, a Brexit expert at the think tank UK in a Changing Europe, told Business Insider that this timetable was "doable," particularly as Parliament had already agreed to the deal in principle.
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My job is completely doable at home and everyone who IS coming into the office has been advised to "isolate" to the best of their ability and not go within a few feet of each other… seems silly for me to make the commute which is over an hour.
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Pakistan withdrew from a $14 billion agreement with China for a dam last November because the conditions of the deal included China taking ownership of the project and were "not doable and against our interests," Pakistan's Water and Power Development Authority chairman Muzammil Hussain was quoted as saying.
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I've been looking at this for the last two years, and I think that you're gonna be able to have a better discussion of this, framed in a way around things like pharmaceutical prices, data privacy, that's gonna make it more bite-sized and more doable for an election.
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Whether it's paying off a debt, saving up for a car or a house, or getting a job with a higher salary, there are a lot of great financial goals to strive towards, and many of them are absolutely doable despite the fact that most resolutions fail (and by February!).
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Greenblatt's conclusion was that a 40 percent cut below 23 levels looked doable, but it would take major changes across a wide variety of different sectors, from boosting clean electricity to ratcheting up building efficiency to managing pastures better to reducing car travel to cutting the HFCs in air conditioners.
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Suspension straps can also be a fairly inexpensive way to add some intensity; learning to do a pullup is hard but doable with just a pullup bar, and the straps will allow you do some more intense types of rows as well as things like chest flys, if you're feeling that.
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Abraham Lincoln brought about Emancipation not only by bringing his single-minded vision of an America without the abomination of slavery, but by leading an incredibly difficult and complex struggle, both military and political--always concentrating on what was doable at the moment while keeping his eyes on the ultimate prize.
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"The Shanghai Stock Exchange has been encouraging innovations in the capital market, and the feedback we got from them is that private placement of Pandas is doable, but public offerings are not viable for now as a public offering has to go through the CSRC," said a Shanghai-based bond underwriter.
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Recognizing these drawbacks, exercise scientists at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, who have been noodling in their labs for years with different types and lengths of H.I.I.T. workouts, began to consider how best to simplify and shorten intense training so that it could be doable for most people but still effective.
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Mainly I wanted to tell her that while I am always exhausted, frequently broke and occasionally sensitive to the judgments of others, my choice to have children is the best thing I have done or will ever do, and that if she wants to do it, it is eminently doable.
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If you're scared your studio apartment won't be big enough for the both of you, it's doable, said Gail Buchwald, the senior vice president of the A.S.P.C.A. Adoption Center — as long as you're willing to give up space in your bed, and to spend ample time with the dog outdoors.
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Then there's the fact that while $5 billion is a very large number, and a giant one for an FTC fine — the next-largest fine it has aimed against a Silicon Valley company was a $23 million slap-on-the-wrist for Google, in 2012 — it is a very doable number for Facebook.
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"With its expected free float market cap of about 4.2 billion euros, Healthineers currently ranks 18th and clearly exceeds the 1.9 billion needed for fast entry inclusion," said Silke Schluensen, index specialist at brokerage Oddo Seydler, adding the shares also needed trading volumes of about 230,000 units a day, which appeared doable.
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"Now that they've taken the healthcare issue off the table, I think the market is more optimistic that they can do other things that are more doable that are not so complicated, such as regulatory reform and lowering taxes," said Margaret Patel, senior portfolio manager at Wells Fargo Asset Management in Boston.
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After acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said the President would follow through on his threat "unless something dramatic" happened, aides huddled in the West Wing with two goals: find a way to keep Trump from closing the border, and if that wasn't doable, figure out the logistics in case he does.
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Rather, the places that are seeing the first flushes of success as a result of attempting to tap into this alternative approach understand that they need to simulate what was best about club culture in a way that's doable under current socio-economic conditions and in line with contemporary leisure-time trends.
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Several CBC members said the makeup of the early primary states, with mostly white populations, gave Sanders an advantage, but they agreed that the Clinton campaign needs a bigger focus using younger surrogates to explain why Sanders' policy proposals such as free college education and universal health care aren't doable in the current political climate.
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ARE YOU SURE YOU ARE PROPERLY ACCUSTOMING YOUR CLIENT TO THE CURRENT CONDITIONS WHERE M & A WHEN IT EVEN COMES CLOSE TO POTENTIALLY PUSHING THE LINES SEEMS TO BE SOMETHING THE ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT DIVISIONS ARE SAYING NO. VARNEY: I AM 100% POSITIVE THIS DEAL IS DOABLE WITH THE PACKAGE OF DIVESTITURES I'VE TALK ABOUT.
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Though ingesting via smoking creates a gray area, regulating THC quantities in edibles is more doable; regulations went into effect in Colorado on February 1, 2015, that specified that edibles must be individually wrapped in servings of 10 milligrams of THC or fewer, and a single edible can't contain more than 100mg of THC.
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"And Scott Fitzgerald, the majority leader of the Wisconsin State Senate, said that asking the state to produce, vet, and mail out ballots to over three million voters is "not logistically feasible" and blasted Evers for "lying directly to Wisconsinites about this even being remotely possible," adding, "acting like this is doable is a hoax.
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"I think it's going to be a tough road, but I think it's doable and from what I hear from members on the Hill I think they're probably going to keep their powder dry until later in the year but we're going to push hard and let them know how important it is," Kester said in a media call.
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For everyone we met who was YOLO-ing their way around the world, there were countless others who were sticking to a budget of a couple thousand dollars a month (which is entirely doable, especially if you&aposre focusing on cheaper destinations like Southeast Asia or South America and staying in hostels or other shared accommodations).
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Schumer was indicating last fall that he thought Clinton would take a different view of his dealmaking efforts, Bill and Hillary Clinton had both expressed sympathy for various repatriation schemes in the past, and Clinton's transition team was looking at this as a rare example of legislation they thought would be doable with a Republican House.
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And about that kickstand, which is used when you want to prop up the machine and play from a slight distance (which, given the screen, is surprisingly doable): while I love how well-built the console is as a whole, the kickstand hinge is the one spot that feels somewhat flimsy and has a slightly more jarring sound when it clicks into place.
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I'm so impressed with the changes that are taking place and so impressed with how fun (and therefore doable) it's all been, I ask Ngo for extra homework in the form of an extra battery of 100 push ups in the morning, a second cardio session at night and getting into the strict diet of the final week, seven days sooner.
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They have been clear that they want to talk about a divorce settlement first: about the rights of European Union citizens in Britain, and of Britons in Europe (doable, officials say); about the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, which remains a member of the bloc (trickier); and about the most contentious issue in any divorce: the money.
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Supporters of the push are expressing something between confidence and cautious optimism that a deal to improve conditions in federal prisons, bolster anti-recidivism efforts and allow federal prisoners to earn "time credits" for making it through education or other programs is doable as major clashes over immigration and the Justice Department seize the relevant committees' attention and the midterm elections grow closer.
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"There's no question that the technique needs to be improved further, but if we can build on this as a technique that is doable in the laboratory, it really is going to change the way we think about cases of infertility that are currently unable to be treated by IVF," said bioethicist Terry Hassold of Washington State University, who was not involved in the study.
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Sure, five figures can give anyone sticker shock (especially after a down payment and closing costs), but in Lehmann's experience, budgeting for renovation costs up front — even before you put in an offer — can give you a realistic sense of what budget you're working with, what may be doable, and how you can create a home you love from one you just like on first viewing.
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"I think what we're doing and some of the other challengers are doing is trying to appeal to a different segment of the population, the kind of people who live their lives on their smartphones and who expect everything to be doable in a second or two in a single touch," Tom Blomfield, chief executive of Mondo, told CNBC in a TV interview on Monday.
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Trump, however, has maintained his support for passing so-called "red flag" laws -- which allow those who have seen warning signs to seek a court order to intervene and temporarily prevent someone who is in crisis from having access to a firearm -- and a source familiar with the ongoing gun control discussions has told CNN the view is such action is more doable in the short term.
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They want to talk about a divorce settlement first: about the rights of European Union citizens in Britain, and of Britons in Europe (doable, officials say); about the border separating Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, which remains a member of the bloc (trickier — especially if Northern Irish unionists became king makers); and about the most contentious issue in any divorce: the money.
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Could this become the "doable" Republican agenda item that soundly answers the pre-election demand of "What have you got to lose" to minority and poor communities around the United States, asking them to further support a Republican candidate through an invitation back to an American private sector they were told was beholden to the American one percent and as such, of no use to them?
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According to the Democratic source, there was a lot of discussion of the "four pillars" the White House wants in a deal -- a fix for the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, border security, cuts to family migration and ending the diversity lottery -- but the administration still can't answer if those are non-negotiable, even when Democrats say the latter two are not doable.
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To accomplish this vision, Advancing American Kidney Health launches a set of five payment models that will spur improved management of kidney disease with an eye toward incentivizing the prevention of kidney failure, increasing the uptake of kidney transplants and, when this is not doable, encouraging the use of home dialysis—where patients often enjoy better quality of life—as opposed to in-center treatment.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) said recently that passing the TPP "is difficult but doable" while stressing the economic importance of the deal for the United States.
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" MARGARET PATEL, SENIOR PORTFOLIO MANAGER, WELLS FARGO ASSET MANAGEMENT, BOSTON: "It looked like the market was worried that the Trump agenda would get completely bogged down in the healthcare issue, and now that they've taken the healthcare issue off the table, I think the market is more optimistic that they can do other things that are more doable that are not so complicated, such as regulatory reform and lowering taxes.
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We urge leaders from around the globe to be actively engaged in the High Level Meeting and help secure a global compact that commits to: fast-tracking and front-loading investments over the next five years, setting ambitious but doable global prevention and treatment targets that keep us on track, and leaving no one behind by ensuring that human rights remain at the center of the AIDS response, especially among marginalized populations in challenging settings.
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Ron KindRonald (Ron) James KindProtect American patients and innovation from a harmful MedTech Tax increase We should repeal the medical device tax on veterans House panel approves bills on tax extenders, expanding tax credits MORE of Wisconsin, who voted for fast track and is supportive of the TPP, told The Hill that "it is certainly doable to be north of 28" but that there needs to be a landing zone on biologics and other issues.
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And I think that's what we're seeing right now for a lot of different fields where, if you were to talk about a number of categorization problems or perception problems that were impractical to figure out 20 years ago or even 10 years ago or even, to be honest, five years ago, they're now doable, so that you can say that you'll have a guy sort of in his back garage building a self-driving car in four months.
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Proliferation finance prosecutions are only doable in cases where funds directly support Pyongyang's nuclear program, as opposed to the country's broader arms industry, she explained In 2013, a vessel containing military hardware destined for Pyongyang, including jet fighters, anti-tank rockets and surface-to-air missile systems, was stopped in the Panama Canal — reportedly the biggest seizure of arms going to or from North Korea — and investigations indicated a Singapore-based shipping company paid $72,000 for the ship's passage.
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The pound had jumped on Thursday on reports that Britain and the European Union had reached agreement on a divorce bill and were close to a deal on the border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK. But although Ireland said on Friday a breakthrough on the future of the Irish border after Brexit remained "doable" before a key EU summit in two weeks' time, the negotiating teams are "not there yet", the Irish foreign minister said.
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And what we're trying to balance is easy tools for you to be able to post, share, photos, links, whatever you want with anyone you want, but to make sure the really bad stuff, the abuses, hate speech, bullying, economic abuses, or this election interference, to get that stuff off the platform, while not still taking free speech ... Peter Kafka: Is that doable with something that's fundamentally going to be built from software and automation that reaches two billion people around the world?
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"Immensely complex, expensive projects like the Arctic we think can move too high on the cost curve to be economically doable," Della Vigna explained, pointing to a new "oil order" as represented by a much shorter and cheaper production cycle driven by the U.S. Della Vigna sees rapid ongoing progress being made in power generation, where he says wind and solar energy systems in different regions are already perfectly competitive - even without subsidies - and are now taking more than 1 percent market share each year.
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